Comments | eleveninches: SGA Fic 1/3

eleveninches

SGA Fic 1/3

Apr 08, 2006 22:38

This is the longest fic I've ever written, and it's about science fiction. I'm such a geek.

Title: The Roads Never Lead Where They're Supposed to Go [AO3]
Rating: NC-17
Word count: ~23,000 words
Spoilers: 1x01/02 Rising, 1x10 The Storm.
Warnings: This fic does not have anything in it that requires a warning. Hopefully.

Summary:

For the B-Movie ( Read more... )

fic:podfic, fic:sga, fic

Comments 10

out_there April 10 2006, 04:17:21 UTC

Oh my god, this is fantastic! It's a great AU, where not only can I see the similarities/differences between these characters and their canon counterparts, but I can also understand why they're the way they are.

Also, Sheppard's bad jokes? Crack me up.

eleveninches April 10 2006, 05:55:13 UTC

Thank you!

ceares April 10 2006, 07:05:13 UTC

This is the best thing since-well...anything. Perfectly perfect. It has managed to jump all the way to the top of my favorite a/u list, and I'm not even finished with it yet. I'm so in love with the universe and the way that you develope it, that I almost forgot there was an actual plot to the story. Truly a-maz-ing. thanks.

eleveninches April 10 2006, 07:25:47 UTC

Hee, thanks!

murklins April 10 2006, 08:37:27 UTC

Jazz hands! *dies*

eleveninches April 10 2006, 22:55:45 UTC

*beams*

master_kogane November 23 2006, 22:11:45 UTC

The Awesomeness *.*

eleveninches November 24 2006, 04:51:40 UTC

Thank you!

sagejackson October 12 2007, 23:31:26 UTC

I love your story. So much fun to read. Enviromentalist John is great!

The second riddle you give doesn't make sense though. Because while the question would tell you which twin is good or bad, it doesn't tell you which road to take. And you're only allowed one question right? Unless the good twin is standing next to the right road and the bad is standing next to the wrong road, in which case you could ask them just about anything. Is dirt brown would work, because the good twin would say yes, and the bad twin would have to lie. But than it's not a very good riddle because there are entirely too many answers.

Gah, I'm probably overanalyzing it. Regardless, I love your story! In fact, I love all your stories! so good!

eleveninches October 13 2007, 23:14:30 UTC

Thanks!

I actually didn't write the second riddle; I got it from a book of riddles, and it was one from Greece... It made sense to me at the time!