The fic meme, day fifteen

[pensnest]

This meme is reminding me of a lot of great stories. I hope you're all reading along, even if you're not playing. Here are the days already done:

Day 01. A fic with a great opening
Day 02. A favorite new fic (posted in 2010)
Day 03. A long-standing favorite fic
Day 04. A fic that you wish more people would read
Day 05. A fic you weren't sure

Comments

[pensnest]

I come back to this one every so often, I just can't help myself. It's not so much that this is how men would behave if they got pregnant, it's that this is how *Chris* would behave. I adore it. MPREG, by Rhys.

[augustandsept]

I wanted to rec the first popslash story I ever read, Catch and Release by Torch. I didn't even know who these guys were then, but she put so much into that short fic and did it so subtly and so expertly that she got me hooked. But my old link doesn't work and I can't find one that does! That sucks!

[nopseud]

I found out while looking for something for this meme that the flambeau factory has moved here.

[augustandsept]

Awesome, thanks!

[nopseud]

I can only pick one? Duuuuuuuuuuuuude. I have dozens of fics that I've read more often than that. Actually, I wish the files had a counter on them, like WMP lets me know how many times I've listened to Spanish Eyes since I ripped my sparkly CDs [1].

So, hrm. I was going to link 'Come One, Come All', by Dacey, because I've read that about fifty billion times. But all her stories was on Puppyshelter and I can't find if they're up anywhere else. Woe!

Instead, you get that story I will apparently never remember the name of if I live to be a hundred, otherwise know as 'What I Do', by Synchronik. And I can link it because Joe's Eats and Christian Bookshop is back up on the web. YAY! (I have only read this one forty-nine billion times, though.)

[1] 86, apparently. Shut up.

[pensnest]

[1] 86, apparently. Shut up.

*points and mocks*

[pensnest]

PS I don't think it'd be a problem to give a couple of extra answers. My only problem with this meme is that I don't tend to think of stories the way the meme represents them, so I can't always find any answer at all. But being pointed in the direction of stories I'd forgotten is a Good Thing.

[ocelot_summer]

Um. There are several of these. >.>

As Lucid As Hell is the story I always forget the name of, get stuck in my head, spend an hour hunting down, and then reread it. This happens once or twice a year. Love it, it's so unique and epically meta.

And I have probably read walk, talk, stalk that many times because puma!Nick is that awesome.