LINKDING

<blockquote>These are the lessons which Richard Burton did not learn, these are the ways in which he applied them.</blockquote> ➤ written just for meeeee and it is GREAT.

<blockquote>After the year that wasn't, Martha tries to move on with her life.</blockquote>

<blockquote>For the prompt "No divorce on the beach - Charles goes with Erik": Charles may be dead, but that doesn't mean he's gone.</blockquote> ➤ http://archiveofourown.org/works/269288

<blockquote>Three times Sarah invites Jareth in.</blockquote> ➤ Note in 2015: DANG. This fic works a lot better after having seen the movie. ➤ Series consists of: The First Time The Second Time The Third Time

<blockquote>Galeni attends a seminar.</blockquote> ➤ (prompt: "The first encounter between Aral and Galeni.") or: http://archiveofourown.org/works/108899

<blockquote>Laurence broods too much, but it's okay: Tharkay has a plan.</blockquote>

➤ In which, prior to Atlantis, Rodney picks up John in a club when John's on leave, and turns out to be utterly unlike any top he's known before. Fascinating dynamics ➤ (in which I have STRONG OPINIONS on my headcanon of what happens after the end, namely, THEY MEET AGAIN.)

➤ in which John is asexual, and the three of them work together so well. AWESOME.

➤ The Vecchio family as seen through their priest

➤ remix of "Original Story: Five Things Ray Wanted That Surprised the Hell Out of Fraser by bluebrocade."

➤ sequel to "Scars" and "Luck". ➤ Vecchio as Langoustini back in Chicago

➤ The process of Vecchio becoming Langoustini ➤ has two sequels (Luck and Slush)

<blockquote>The expedition's over, and Ray has to learn how to be himself again.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"Be that as it may," Fraser managed, forcing the words out, "you've got it wrong."</blockquote> ➤ early on, Ray asking Fraser for stuff about Vecchio's personal life that wouldn't have been in the file, for added verisimilitude. ➤ Sort of...queer genish with the possibility of f/k in the future

<blockquote>Tag to 4x11 "The Gurnius Affair" Four years is a long time. But this is not Napoleon's decision to make anyway.<?blockquote>

<blockquote>Here are some things that James Tiberius Kirk, Captain, does not understand about the USS Enterprise and her crew:</blockquote>

<blockquote>James Kirk, growing up in two very different universes.</blockquote>

<blockquote>So the thing is, I liked the Spock/Uhura in the movie. I really, really did. I want to see it work out. And then I write things like this. No, I don't get me either. </blockquote>

<blockquote>Napoleon stood before him, arms crossed on his chest and a scowl on his face. "Nice exit," he said sarcastically.</blockquote> ➤ queer gen. Dealing with the official policy against queer agents, Illya takes a stand on behalf of a lesbian friend of his, and also himself

<blockquote>The guy's name was Rodney McKay and touring the Science Centre with him was like having a backstage pass.</blockquote> ➤ Oh Rodney how so awesome.

<blockquote>Rodney quickly added this new, annoying quirk of programming to his mental list of 'Why the Ancients Were Total Assholes.' It was, he agreed, handy to travel the galaxy by stargate and understand everything that was said – it certainly made it easier for Sheppard to offend the local leaders' daughters, and enabled the team to negotiate for imak root without mastering the (alleged) seventeen syllables of 'imak' in native Hi'ichga'akian. But why the hell couldn't they turn the damn function off? "It is quite all right, Rodney," Teyla said (or did she?, Rodney wondered bitterly), laying a hand on his arm. "I am touched by the gesture, but it is not necessary that you learn Athosian for my sake. Or Kagaan's."</blockquote>

<blockquote>"And that's really what it says." "Well, I took a liberty with 'bluebell.' The direct gloss is 'blue cups.' But I think I've captured original rhythm and intent." He set the page down. "Why did you have me translating poetry?" "Oh, I don't know. Maybe because it was in a text file marked 'Introduction to Basic Physical Chemistry.'" It was all Rodney could do not to start screaming and throwing things. </blockquote> ➤ Rodney and Sam talking science

<blockquote>It isn't until he gets the manifest that Sumner figures out that Atlantis is a suicide mission, that none of them are coming back, not ever. Markham, caught with a new recruit after six years of loyal service. Anderson, left to regret a vindictive ex who actually overnighted some incriminating photos to his C.O. Bates, whose used to smile too much, until some nosey tech intercepted a private and almost innocent email. Colonel Marshall Sumner. They were all in a special category: the group of men who were too good to send home with a discharge, but too queer to really trust anymore, and all of them stuck in a miserable limbo until then.</blockquote>

➤ does what it says on the tin https://web.archive.org/web/20130213003345/http://minnow1212.livejournal.com/157176.html

<blockquote>Sheppard's in hell, and there is only one way to break free </blockquote> ➤ not quite a timeloop, but keeps on experiencing scenarios where a team-member is dying and he has to save them, and then afterwards nobody else remembers that happening. And the only way to break free is to not save someone. https://web.archive.org/web/20160506175312/http://rhymer.org.uk/sga/sisyphus.htm

<blockquote>When an ambush leaves Ronon hurt and Sheppard badly injured, the two of them are forced to go on the run. A Runner for seven years, Ronon should find this all too familiar, but this is something new…</blockquote> ➤ interleaving excerpts from Ronon's experiences as a runner, becoming more and more alone, with Ronon and Sheppard together and injured in a mission. https://web.archive.org/web/20160506182651/http://rhymer.org.uk/sga/leaves.htm

<blockquote>Atlantis reads the Great Books. . . of Pegasus.</blockquote> ➤ the one with "An Account of the Rape of Hilia and the Betrayal of Ptar"