courtney has vanished!

[vorblessing]

anyone know where to find the "how to throw a curveball" series? suddenly none of my links work.

ETA: nevermind, it was just my damned computer (she seems to think enough is enough with this new XF obsession). all is well!

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[themkshrine]

Btw, Coutney's still writing. She sometimes posts at MK Drabbles, so if you like her stuff, you might want to check it out. I agree; 'Curveball' is one of the greats!

Shannon

wayfinding

[vorblessing]

thanks for directing me to her new stuff! it's kind of confusing, bumbling into such a massive fandom ten years late, but in an awesome way: like finding the mall of the americas in your backyard toolshed, and everything inside is *free*.
"curveball" rocks my world. i mean seriously--it's tough to pick a favourite flavour of m/k, but i think that's mine. so far.

[wendelah1]

These worked for me. All I did was google her and the title.

Courtney Gray

[yendrie]

Oh, I've never read that series. Thanks for mentioning it! There's never enough XF fanfic :D

in a way, it's a story about irony

[vorblessing]

do! it is so good: mulder and krycek both retain all their canon ambiguity and complexity (rather than being reduced, as one or the other of them seems so often to be in fic, to a boring state of perfection), and it's worth reading for that brilliance of characterization alone--but what made me desperate to keep reading was the plotting: all those shifting and competing agendas, all the things neither we nor mulder (nor even krycek-the-sometime-insider) can ever really *know* about what everyone, including themselves, is doing and WHY. so. read it for the hot sex, to start, but REREAD it for the motives and the twists.