LINKDING

<blockquote>It's been a long week. A long fucking week. And Daniel can never remember the rules about when normal Americans are allowed to touch each other, anyway.</blockquote> ➤ This fic has such good atmosphere, this quiet charged intimacy. (pre-slash)

<blockquote>It's been a long thirty years. Written for LGBT Fest for the prompt Five lies s/he wouldn't have told if s/he were straight.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Sam and Vala. In Vegas.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Teal'c/Sam friendship (maybe some pre-het here) fic that is... weird. It explores some religious themes that I've had on my mind concerning Teal'c for quite a while. </blockquote>

<blockquote>Sha'uri takes the first steps on the road that will lead to Ra's destruction. Written for the Gen Battle, for the prompt: Sha'uri, line in the sand. Pre-series.</blockquote> ➤ the linked prequel is also great.

<blockquote>Character study and team study.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"Yes," Janet agreed, twinkling. "They've taken some liberties with the text." To take liberty, Teal'c thought. Janet was still talking about the length of the original play, how it would have been shown in Shakespeare's time, and other productions Janet had seen. "Right after Star Wars came out, I saw one at the community college where the fairies all had lightsabers," she told Cassie, who couldn't decide whether to respond with giggles or disdain. Teal'c thought of the Most Glorious Tales of the Divine Court of Apophis, which never changed, even in inflection.</blockquote> ➤ OR <blockquote>Ages ago, Ivorygates gave me a fantastic prompt: "Teal'c and Shakespeare". It, um, sorta transmuted into "Teal'c and The Vagina Monologues".</blockquote>

<blockquote>How the Goa'uld Therem came to infiltrate Stargate Command and make an attempt to commandeer the Gate, as told by Susan Pevensie to SG-1 (with necessary omissions).</blockquote> ➤ a remix of An Alternate Solution to the Problem of Susan, by cofax

<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