LINKDING

<blockquote>John always gets a little thrill when he sees Rodney sign at him across the room, casually dissing people literally standing next to him and John is the only one who knows.</blockquote> ➤ In which Rodney is mute and talks in sign language

<blockquote>1814. Fourteen-year-old schoolboy Jérôme Bahorel stands up against tyranny in his Greek classroom, despite any consequences. Based on another Aeschylus quote, this one about tyranny. (Warning for implied/mentioned school corporal punishment.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Marcus speaks British badly; Esca's Latin is even worse. Luckily this has never caused them any problems before. Now, however, grammatically incorrect and highly seditious graffiti has sprung up all over the town of Calleva, and Marcus has just 10 days to teach Esca Latin before the Tribune Placidus comes investigating...</blockquote>

➤ An excellent explanation of what the so-called "passive voice" actually IS, and why it's been hideously and erroneously maligned by people talking about good writing style

<blockquote>He wondered if this was how it felt to go crazy -- you didn't lose your mind, it just stopped synching up with the world around you. The Pegasus galaxy makes Rodney an expert in what he can survive without.</blockquote> ➤ In which Rodney becomes aphasic but he still finds a place for himself in atlantis. Also there is a device that allows him to communicate via images/feelings to other people with the gene. ➤ It's a fascinating read, as a long fic with pretty much no dialogue at all