Because gayness is everywhere, because diversity allows a species to survive, I recommend to you all, without exception, We Have Heard The Male Whales Singing, Each to Each. Exceptionally beautiful comment-fic.

This gen story in three chapters focuses on Ronon Dex's efforts to cope with the homesickness that his traumatic return to Sateda caused ( Read more... )

Go read this, RIGHT NOW! Gen, crack, good for what ails you. It's a Mary Ellen Carter of a fic.

Um. Food-and-drink-and-quiet places warnings apply.

Friendly Competition, by siegeofangels

And, you know, this isn't even that slashy. Just by mention. Guys: read. You will adore. This is by siriaeve and sheafrotherdon.

When the SGC made John and Rodney go on Doctor Phil.

(Make sure you keep scrolling down. It's kind of tag-team fiction in comments. You do NOT want to miss the last line!)

toomuchplor has inverted the prevalent slash meme of "one day, he woke up gay" in her story Straight As A Circle; one of the omnipresent religious personnel of the Stargate universe offers to "lift the Colonel's burden," and it isn't until later that he realizes that he has become straightAfter all, there's no gayer for John to become, really ( Read more... )

This is a lovely vid on YouTube that wholly encapsulates the wonder that is Stargate Atlantis:

Rodney McKay's Sunscreen - by Purpleyin

The fact that David Hewlett has it marked as one of his favorites has been cause for great shrieking and gnashing of teeth. *BEG*

This - this is why fanfiction is a female pursuit, and why it is pursued with such glee, and why, as those Not In The Know rant and flap their hands and shriek of Lack Of Imagination, those of us who read it wholly and totally ignore them, scarcely even wasting any time in responding.

Purty Flowers, by lavvyan, is a Stargate: Atlantis AU where John is a ( Read more... )

Life In Full Bloom, by lavvyan, who is pea-green insane; followed by The Necessity of Having a Bee (Or Not)
Slightly Sheppard/Mckay, a little.

SGA makes people absolutely nuts! Recommended for all readers, although there's a little bit of birds-and-bees in the second one.

*goes back to attempting to catch her breath while hooting like a howler monkey*

String Theory: A Concerto for Violin in D Minor by Toft ( Read more... )

Go read this story now. Told from the point of view of a young girl trying to justify the building of a tree-house, it is a ... I keep erasing words. I like it too much to tell you anything more. Go read Iphigenia at Atlantis.