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roga

List of Passover-themed Fics

Mar 29, 2010 15:39

Reposting the list of all the Passover-themed fics I know of (including my own). Listed alphabetically by fandom, updated with stuff I could find this year:

List of Passover-themed Fics \o/:

My First Seder: A Story In Four Parts by

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jewish, fic: jewish, holidays

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marag March 29 2010, 12:46:28 UTC

My website got hacked, so the fic can now be found here. Thanks for this list! I think there's some I haven't read.

roga March 29 2010, 12:50:17 UTC

Thanks! I must have double-checked every link but that :/ Fixed now :-)

hooloovoo_42 March 29 2010, 16:21:55 UTC

I was going to skip over this, as I didn't really get how HP could be doing Passover. But then I noticed that rare item, Sports Night Fic.

THERE NEEDS TO BE MORE SN FIC IN THE WORLD.

Thanks for this :-)

roga March 29 2010, 21:26:51 UTC

You're welcome! And hee, since I was the one who wrote the twp HP fics, I can tell you that one is passover-themed in its structure only, and the other is about the ten plagues and therefore somewhat relevant :)

hooloovoo_42 March 29 2010, 23:54:02 UTC

I shall have a look at them tomorrow, then. Sleep time now!

miarr March 30 2010, 14:43:56 UTC

The best fic on this list is The Pretty Peculiar Pegasus Pesach, hands-down. ♥

How was your seder, bb? :D

roga March 30 2010, 14:59:37 UTC

Small and fun! We were 10 people, no kids, pretty much speed-read the haggadah up until the food. Plus my aunt had apparently hid an afikoman "for adults" so this was the first time in over 10 years I actually got to search for one, which was ridiculously fun :D Plus we had a dash & kisses from my grandmother's ~politician cousin, who she's spoken to that day, and everyone was squeeing about it, it was hilarious.

(And aw thank you :D but do not underestimate your own fics up there, dude.)

mecurtin April 1 2010, 01:16:36 UTC

Not a fic, a Passover question:

While we were at the "maror" part of our Seder, a discussion started about maror in Israel. We use horseradish here in the US, but it doesn't seem very Middle Eastern, somehow. What do you use? Is it as *exciting* as fresh horseradish? For me, part of the Seder tradition is slapping a hand to one's scalp (approximately in the kippah position) to keep the top of your head from blowing off at the first bite of horseradish.