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Happy New Year!
Dec. 31st, 2006 06:28 pmI was going to do one of those fanfic-year-in-review things (and discovered that I've written more, and more stories than I'm proud of, than I'd thought), but instead, here are a few more ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
yuletide recommendations, coming in just under the wire of anonymity.
Hot Shots Part Deus: God Strikes Back. Because it's Hot Shots fic, and it's hysterically funny and perfect in every way. I wish I had more to say, but each time I reread it to select a quote, I end up laughing too hard to cut-and-paste.
Lost Boys was one of my early fannish loves, and thank god the internet didn't exist back then, is all I'm saying, because I'd probably have to destroy it to get rid of my early self-indulgent work. But there are a couple rather nice pieces in Yuletide this year.
Landing is Michael, afterward and looking back -- and not exactly with regret, but with a kind of half-longing. It seems very right.
Turn, and Turnabout is the threesome at the heart of the story, with a nice little twist at the end. Hot, and slightly unsettling.
Five Things Maggie Simpson Never Said. It has all the marvelous self-references you'd expect from The Simpsons. And there are zombies and mob hit-men, too. So much fun.
As well, I wish everyone a happy 2007!
yuletide recommendations, coming in just under the wire of anonymity.Hot Shots Part Deus: God Strikes Back. Because it's Hot Shots fic, and it's hysterically funny and perfect in every way. I wish I had more to say, but each time I reread it to select a quote, I end up laughing too hard to cut-and-paste.
Lost Boys was one of my early fannish loves, and thank god the internet didn't exist back then, is all I'm saying, because I'd probably have to destroy it to get rid of my early self-indulgent work. But there are a couple rather nice pieces in Yuletide this year.
Landing is Michael, afterward and looking back -- and not exactly with regret, but with a kind of half-longing. It seems very right.
Turn, and Turnabout is the threesome at the heart of the story, with a nice little twist at the end. Hot, and slightly unsettling.
Five Things Maggie Simpson Never Said. It has all the marvelous self-references you'd expect from The Simpsons. And there are zombies and mob hit-men, too. So much fun.
As well, I wish everyone a happy 2007!
