Short, busy month = shorter monthly round-up.
Fic I wrote
It's not precisely fic, but I played in the
fandom secrets meme.
Now the Sun has Come to Earth - Sam and Teal'c at the ending of the world.
Sins Which Aren't Ours - Jolinar and Qetesh backstory. Written for
LeapGate (you still have two days!)
Tumbling Down - Trio ep tag. Sam, Jack
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First time reading through This is Not Wartime? It's amazing. Jenn's Ghost in the Machine is probably the other novel (until RW posts hers) that I would say should not be missed in this fandom.
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Yeah. I started Wartime months ago...late summer I think and then paused at "A Dirty Wind" because it was so long but used my cross-country plane flight to finally finish it and OMG SO GOOD!
I still have to read Ghost in the Machine and I am eagerly (and very antsy-ily) awaiting RW's novel (though I have to say, having gotten a sneak peek at Syne's "Cairo is Burning" - that's going on the "novels not to be missed" list also)
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*nodnodnod* SO AWESOME! And "Cairo" is extraordinary, and "Have Snake, Will Travel" has been a touchstone for me in certain ways ...
I am eagerly (and very antsy-ily) awaiting RW's novel
*meeps* I only hope it lives up to the advance billing.
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And I have full faith in the advance billing!
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You know, it might be interesting to put together a list of "non-gen fics that gen-oriented people might enjoy". There are a bunch of great fics like that which aren't technically gen, but where the focus is very much on the plotty gen aspects, and the sex/romance is a minor aspect at most (a.k.a. "Bob" fic).
And I get that some people don't want any amount of ship/slash in their gen, but there are also people for whom it's more about wanting the focus to be on other stuff.
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I mean, I think it would be tricky because even when I was a gen-only person (instead of the mostly-gen person I am now) my tolerance for ship was way higher than a lot of gen-only people and even thinking about the gen only people I know, there are such different tolerances to how much not-gen elements they can stomach (or things like it's okay if it's Daniel/Sha're or Jack/Sara))
would be an interesting list. For me it's the difference between "the romance is most of the plot" and "the romance is a tiny part of the plot"
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Maybe a set of sub-categories? *g*
Or you could just give a bit of info about the non-gen elements so that people can pick according to their own tolerance levels. I mean, there are stories where the non-gen element is entirely implied/offscreen (like "Freedom's Just Another Word"), and ones where there's explicit sex (as with "A Dirty Wind"). And there are stories where a developing relationship is one significant emotional component, even if the primary focus is plotty gen-ness, versus the stories where it's just a background reference.
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Hmmmm....could be an interesting list.
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