LINKDING

<blockquote>Two women who have been friends since they were children—one a recovering alcoholic brought up by parents who believe they’re alien abductees, the other an orphan with an eating disorder—contend with a secret that might doom their friendship.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Jade was the sort of backwoods girl who had a map of the countryside tattooed on her heart, and she could feel it in her bones when the pieces of her world shifted. So when the new family moved into the house across the road that late summer, she felt ripples of wrongness radiating out from them and their too-bright clothes, their bizarrely old-fashioned wood-paneled station wagon, and their rolling words that felt just a little to the left of normal. “Time travelers,” said Jade’s brother, watching them from the window the day they moved in. Jade stood nearby, not daring to move or breathe.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Friends do things together. :)</blockquote>

<blockquote>It’s Phichit’s fault. It’s always Phichit’s fault. (Or: A friendship told through three hamsters, a rice cooker, and the resurrected trade-and-barter system.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Diana wants to do something for her beloved Anne... but will her plan get them into a scrape that rivals anything Anne ever managed when they were children?</blockquote>

<blockquote>Released from his role as Prince by the birth of a son to the Emperor and Empress, Idra is allowed to attend university. But he can't escape his past so easily, or perhaps at all, particularly not when he meets someone who walks under a similar shadow ... Three years post-canon.</blockquote> ➤ about a friendship between Idra and that quiet awkward sister (Paru Tethimin) of the dude who did the betraying

<blockquote>Helpful coping mechanisms for an excess of solid weight that you didn't have yesterday include shouting, ranting, sulking, hiding, and occasionally sitting in blessed silence while your best friend pretends to be a plant.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Aunt Mary had given the new little girl one of Elizabeth’s gowns. She looked very well in it.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Quinn is kidnapped by Wasp and Hawkeye. Sort of.</blockquote> ➤ if I am understanding correctly, Quinn is rule 63 Quentin Quire? anyways, I liked the fic

<blockquote>A long time ago, Logan and Mac used to be friends... Wait, no, it was more like they existed in a state of mutual toleration followed by nine years of radio silence. If Logan wants this thing with Veronica to work out, he might want to fix that.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"The army offered you wings, Stark offered you a spot on his payroll." Natasha thumbs the join of the cardboard sleeve on her cup. "You've declined. I wondered why." "I have a job to do here," Sam says. He pushes off the floor with one foot, rocking his chair back against the wall. "Pretty important one, actually."</blockquote>

<blockquote>Two indecent exposure citations, one best friend, one amazing sex partner, one unexpected mentor, and a Starfleet-funded study of intercultural sexual norms. Sounds like a normal academic year for Gaila.</blockquote>

<blockquote>I wrote this for the Thelma and Louise ficathon (female buddy fics) in response to Kerlin's request for a story involving Cordelia and horses. I didn't manage the horses, and I apologize for that.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Fantine lives after all. Not as much changes as you might think -- except for her.</blockquote> ➤wow so many feelings so much excellence, and it totally sounds like Hugo's narrative voice on top of it all

<blockquote>Courfeyrac pouts about writing to his parents and goes to Enjolras and Combeferre for sympathy.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Sherlock is all at once a gentleman and a villain; unflinchingly reckless and often belligerent, but more than a little kind, too. Behind those shutters he puts up there sits a person who just can’t bear the thought of making a tortoise into soup.</blockquote> ➤ scenes from a life

<blockquote>“I know, I know, you only love me for my fro yo,” Lydia said. “No,” Mary protested. Lydia twisted to grin at Mary. She stuck out her tongue. “I was only joking,” she said. “I know you love me because I’m amazing.” Mary and Lydia have a movie night.</blockquote>

<blockquote>During the Year Without a Summer, the Bishop of Digne insists on visiting his parishioners, leaving Magloire and Baptistine to keep the house. The nights are cold, but friendship is warm.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"It began, simply, as tension...." Joly has a panic attack. Combeferre does what he can to help.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Courfeyrac has a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. Les Amis try to help, with varying degrees of success.</blockquote>

<blockquote>1828: A meeting of the minds - Part 1; "Combeferre decided he and this Enjolras fellow might get along after all."</blockquote>

<blockquote>They're not friends yet. That takes time, more than a few really disastrous missions, two anniversaries, and quite a lot of bloodshed. Jim's never been the patient type. Pre Kirk/Spock, background Spock/Uhura, but mostly the story of James T Kirk's first year in command of the Enterprise.</blockquote> ➤ Series consists of: Taking the Slower Path (we'll get there in the end) We'll Finish With Bruises (we hit all of the bumps) But We'll Ignore the Last Exit (it was light-years ago)

<blockquote>Anna and Geoffrey have a history.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Boys. Girls. Clothes. Pon Farr.</blockquote> with bonus dvd commentary here: http://allbackups.dreamwidth.org/49220.html

<blockquote>You are fond of him," Spock accuses her one day out of nowhere, as they sit in the officer's mess taking a meal together. Uhura throws another glance at the receding gold-clad back of their captain, considers denying it, then shrugs and favors Spock with an indulgent smile. "A little bit. Maybe." "And yet you consistently treat him in a most dismissive manner," he continues, bafflement written in the small muscles barely tensing between his angular brows.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"Were it not for John's plan," Teyla murmured, "we would not have escaped the Wraith." "Yeah," Ronon said grimly. He had an arm around Rodney's shoulder, heavy and warm, and his dangling fingers brushed Kade's soft dark hair. He hadn't changed out of his shirt, and the blood caking on it stank, made Rodney's stomach turn. None of it was Ronon's; he'd been the one to carry John through the gate. "But it still wasn't an accident."</blockquote> ➤ focuses on Rodney-John friendship, background Rodney/Jennifer/Ronon

<blockquote>The first time Jack died, he had enough time to look round confusedly, see the figure in black and go “Wha-” before he was gasping back to life. The second time he got as far as “Who ar-”. The third time he was rather more badly minced by the experience, and got out a whole “Look buddy, you'd better have a pretty good explanation for-”. The next few times were along the same lines. </blockquote> ➤ or: Jack becomes friends with Death