Yuletide 2011 fic recs part 4: D, E, F
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psocopteradescant, a Dark Crystal story, Kira-POV, short and lovely.
Harmless, my favorite of this year's Discworld stories (I always like golems).
Dragonsearch, a Pern story about Mirrim.
Triage, a Pern story about the decline of technology post-colonization.
Hoag, Earthsea, Jasper/Vetch. Even not having read the book in ages and having forgotten all the details, this was impressive.
Calling to the wind, Earthsea, post-canon, about names.
no pictures of him squarely, Emily of New Moon, Teddy POV.
As Winds That Blow Against a Star. Emily of New Moon, Emily/Dean, post-canon. This is really gorgeous.
Emily of Blair Water (Variations for Sax and Fiddle) is a fusion with Some Like It Hot with a trans Emily. Only at Yuletide! But it works.
Hm, I think once I've recced a story in a given fandom, I'm more likely to rec more stories in that fandom, like some sort of halo effect... I suppose if I really wanted to be a geek about it I'd be keeping a count of how many I'm *reading* to see what percent I'm reccing. Maybe in the next batch.
Harmless, my favorite of this year's Discworld stories (I always like golems).
Dragonsearch, a Pern story about Mirrim.
Triage, a Pern story about the decline of technology post-colonization.
Hoag, Earthsea, Jasper/Vetch. Even not having read the book in ages and having forgotten all the details, this was impressive.
Calling to the wind, Earthsea, post-canon, about names.
no pictures of him squarely, Emily of New Moon, Teddy POV.
As Winds That Blow Against a Star. Emily of New Moon, Emily/Dean, post-canon. This is really gorgeous.
Emily of Blair Water (Variations for Sax and Fiddle) is a fusion with Some Like It Hot with a trans Emily. Only at Yuletide! But it works.
Hm, I think once I've recced a story in a given fandom, I'm more likely to rec more stories in that fandom, like some sort of halo effect... I suppose if I really wanted to be a geek about it I'd be keeping a count of how many I'm *reading* to see what percent I'm reccing. Maybe in the next batch.
