LINKDING

<blockquote>Something would have to go very, very wrong for Courfeyrac to be in line for the family title-- and it does. Courfeyrac wisely uses his newfound privilege to punch Lafayette in the face.</blockquote>

<blockquote>A reinterpretation of Hugo's early declaration that the printing press had killed the cathedral, featuring printer! Enjolras.</blockquote> ➤ thoroughly enjoyable fic based on that meta discussion about how Enjolras doesn't actually necessarily have to be a student, based on what the brick says. I loved all the printshop stuff, but the Hugo parts kinda come out of nowhere

<blockquote>Based on some sketches by SimplyIrenic of Enjolras as a female Resistance leader. After being shot down over Calais in the Battle for Britain, Polish pilot Feuilly is rescued by a Resistance cell lead by Enjolras, a modern day Joan of Arc.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Bahorel meets Fantine in 1816 and is conscious of two things: how much better it would be if Fantine was his mistress, and how much Tholomyès needs to be punched. Things change dramatically as a result.</blockquote> ➤ YES PLEASE. ➤ wip through part 2 as of last check

<blockquote>For the merrymisfest exchange. Bahorel, Jehn, Courfeyrac, Combeferre, and Enjolras take a road trip from Paris to Orleans to Lyons.</blockquote> ➤ canon-era road trip!

<blockquote>Joly is mystified by Combeferre's timetable. How does a fellow medical student have time to study everything Combeferre does?</blockquote>

<blockquote>For Olian, who requested Combeferre/ Enjolras and science nerdery. Euclid's "Elements" begin with statements of equality-- and it is only when equality has been established that progress can be made. Enjolras learns from Combeferre and Combeferre from Enjolras, until they achieve a balance.</blockquote> ➤ labeled slash, can be read as gen

<blockquote>For Mamzellecombeferre. Not... quite what you asked for, but I hope you don't mind. Brought to you by the fact that corpses were apparently 10 francs a pop at the Hotel Dieu. WHAT A DEAL.</blockquote>

<blockquote>a daddy!Comebferre AU based on this drawing by SimplyIrenic. Since the barricades are, as tenlittlebullets once described it, Victor Hugo’s what-if-1832-was-1848 AU, we’re going to go with that. GUESS WHAT LOUIS-PHILIPPE YOUR REIGN ENDED AFTER ONLY TWO YEARS I’m sure this comes as a surprise to many 19th century historians. (Also I am not saying that Louis-Philippe’s reign kept us from having steampunk airships, but I am implying it.) </blockquote>

<blockquote>Fantine finds work at the dragon breeding grounds of Vernon, with the help of General Georges Pontmercy and his dragon Hyacinthe.</blockquote> ➤ wip through ch 3 at time of bookmarking

<blockquote>(Who will not be slaves again!) In other words, the Amis as 1960s Freedom Riders, based on the Nashville college students who sang so many protest songs in jail that, apparently out of annoyance, the Birmingham police drove them back to Tennessee. For the Les Mis Across History ficathon.</blockquote> ➤ defs have "Calypso Freedom" as sung by Sweet Honey In The Rock stuck in my head now.

<blockquote>a drabble where Marius fails at curling his hair and Courfeyrac gets so infuriated he just does it for him, with or without his permission.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Courfeyrac gets bored, cuts Enjolras's hair and is briefly inspired to make a classical allusion. Grantaire just wants a part of the allusion, or illusion, as the case may be.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Note the capital R, there. Jehan tries to emulate Lord Byron. His attempts at living a life of poetry are sadly prosaic.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Joly's exhausted by the three days of fighting during the 1830 Revolution. Fortunately Bossuet's there to provide a pillow when he needs one.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"The punch was not as potent as one party Rosalie had heard of where the guess all passed out and had to be piled up in the basement, but everyone was about three sheets to the wind and listing about the first floor of the house wherever the zeitgeist blew them. Attempts by the Conservatory students at playing Romantic waltzes had disintegrated into the eclectic melody of ‘I got stuck in the moving sixths’ by the first violinist, ‘what the hell happened to my bow,’ by the second violinist, ‘what are arms’' by the viola player, and ‘what is consciousness’' by the cellist." Or, rather, Bahorel meets his laughing mistress at a crazy, counter-culture bouzingo party, and negotiates a pleasant series of social contracts.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Valjean's sister is cold, frets over her children, and learns of Valjean's arrest. Because Thanksgiving dinner makes one pensive over the dinners of others.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Jehan/Bahorel, over the top Romanticism.</blockquote>

<blockquote>During the revolution of 1830, Gavroche annoys Bahorel into getting him a cannon.</blockquote>

<blockquote>I was asked to write about Bahorel, Grantaire and Joly's attempts to purchase leather trousers. Naturally, mayhem ensues.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Feuilly joins the Amis and objects to everything , Joly and Combeferre try not to objectify patients, Enjolras cannot help but objectify the People, Courfeyrac is an object of merriment and Jehan makes Combeferre into an object of the sublime.</blockquote> ➤ aw fuckin hell, here's all my TEEEAAAAM feels back in yet another fandom. Only what do I call it here? Not "team" or "pack" or anything like that..... ➤ ANYWAYS THIS IS DELIGHTFUL IN ALL THE WAYS ➤ (I tag it as les amis; the viewpoint one is Joly)

<blockquote>Lieutenant Javert wins a skirmish during the siege of Toulon. Inspired by a tumblr thread started by simplyirenic.</blockquote> ➤ as simplyirenic said on tumblr: <blockquote>friendly reminder that a plausible career alternative for a convict’s son with 1) the unshakable belief that he must remain outside society and 2) a streak of courage bordering on recklessness is captaining a giant flying lizard where’s my dragonriding!javert fic, tumblr</blockquote>

<blockquote>Exactly what it says on the tin.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Bahorel skips class. Enjolras, Courfeyrac and Bossuet do not and Courfeyrac gets into the landmark case of Courferyrac vs. his law professor over the custody of one very pointed political cartoon.</blockquote>

<blockquote>In which the sewers of Paris are used in a way Hugo never intended and in which everyone ought to have taken Jehan more seriously.</blockquote>