Fic: Wildest dreams (Leverage/Inception, gen)

Aug 01, 2010 13:25

Title: Wildest Dreams
Fandom: Leverage/Inception crossover
Characters: Leverage ensemble, Eames, Arthur
Rating: PG-13
Words: 615
A/N: This is a fan fic exorcism. Because I am not writing Inception fics.

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leverage, crossover, gen, inception, noelia needs help, fanfic

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heidi8 August 17 2010, 13:07:44 UTC
Love this! Perfect mashup!

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octoberdreaming August 18 2010, 10:25:58 UTC
OK. See, here's what happened as soon as the lights came up in the theatre after I saw Inception. I tweeted: "You know what would be awesome? A Leverage/Inception crossover or fusion fic. Make it happen, internetz!!"

Thank you for making this happen!! &hearts

And of course I knew Nate would say, "We're going to steal ourselves a dream." Of course he would say that! What I want to know is - what are their totems?

I love that this is Hardison's POV, and I love that his POV is so fandom-meta-ish. He totally writes True Blood fanfic, you know he does!

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havenward August 23 2010, 09:18:58 UTC
:reads. reads again. and then reads again just to be sure I'm not dreaming:

...And you're not continuing with this? I mean, not that I blame you. It's a close call not writing a cross over (or a fusion, dear god) myself, but you've got such a spectacular handle on it all. Hardison's POV was a gorgeously perfect choice. The pacing too. Very nicely done. :D

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neierathima August 23 2010, 15:00:01 UTC
this is utterly fantastic. the world needs more inception/leverage love.

and of course sophie wants to tie arthur up with his own ties. who wouldn't?

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ammcj062 January 30 2011, 03:26:37 UTC
Love it! You have a great Hardison/narration voice. My favorite line, however, would probably (it's hard to choose one, but I'll go with it) be

“You know, I used to work with a bloke whose projection of a dead wife tried to drag him down to the limbo to play house with her. [...] And that was less strange than your little merry band of thieves.”

Although the line about the projections running away from Eliot was a close second :)

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