every poet is a thief
Being Human
Everything Arrives at the Light by troyswann
Mitchell and Annie give George Hanukkah, even though he thinks he doesn't deserve it. Lovely.
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Bones
This Space Intentionally Left Blank by kita0610
(And oh, you remember now, this is what she does: she reads the dead like Braille, like ancient hieroglyphs, she interprets the space and silence of things long gone, then whispers all of their secrets back to you, in words you can understand.) Lovely, delicate look at Booth dealing with his amnesia, trying to fit himself back into the life he doesn't remember.
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Dark Angel
Dogs of War by aflightoffancy
Sequel to "Loose the Hounds" (previously recced). Someone's discovered hidden triggers in some of the transgenics, causing missions to go bad just when things were starting to work out. Interesting plot with some good Max/Alec angst (and the usual whumpage *sigh*).
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Friday Night Lights
Not Flesh and Blood by queenofthorns
Eric would rather spend an afternoon getting relationship advice Mac Magill than let the truth out of the deepest, darkest corner of his unspoken thoughts: he loves his boys. All of 'em, jackasses and smartasses, benchwarmers and superstars. He loves them for their occasional moments of sweetness and their constant low-level idiocy; he loves them for the boys they are and for the men they might become. But there are only two of them who've ever made Eric think If I had a son, this is who I'd want him to be. One was Jason Street. The other is hunched over a plate of untouched food, Eric's daughter by his side, politely listening to Buddy Garrity say something or other that's totally out of place. This totally made me bawl my face off at work (much like the episode [spoilers for 4.05 "the Son"]). Fathers and sons, Coach Taylor and Matt Saracen, in the aftermath. *sniffle*
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Everything Arrives at the Light by troyswann
Mitchell and Annie give George Hanukkah, even though he thinks he doesn't deserve it. Lovely.
~*~
Bones
This Space Intentionally Left Blank by kita0610
(And oh, you remember now, this is what she does: she reads the dead like Braille, like ancient hieroglyphs, she interprets the space and silence of things long gone, then whispers all of their secrets back to you, in words you can understand.) Lovely, delicate look at Booth dealing with his amnesia, trying to fit himself back into the life he doesn't remember.
~*~
Dark Angel
Dogs of War by aflightoffancy
Sequel to "Loose the Hounds" (previously recced). Someone's discovered hidden triggers in some of the transgenics, causing missions to go bad just when things were starting to work out. Interesting plot with some good Max/Alec angst (and the usual whumpage *sigh*).
~*~
Friday Night Lights
Not Flesh and Blood by queenofthorns
Eric would rather spend an afternoon getting relationship advice Mac Magill than let the truth out of the deepest, darkest corner of his unspoken thoughts: he loves his boys. All of 'em, jackasses and smartasses, benchwarmers and superstars. He loves them for their occasional moments of sweetness and their constant low-level idiocy; he loves them for the boys they are and for the men they might become. But there are only two of them who've ever made Eric think If I had a son, this is who I'd want him to be. One was Jason Street. The other is hunched over a plate of untouched food, Eric's daughter by his side, politely listening to Buddy Garrity say something or other that's totally out of place. This totally made me bawl my face off at work (much like the episode [spoilers for 4.05 "the Son"]). Fathers and sons, Coach Taylor and Matt Saracen, in the aftermath. *sniffle*
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