LINKDING

<blockquote>In fleeing the Red Keep, Sansa takes a secret passage through an old wardrobe and winds up somewhere else entirely.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Mrs. Bennet attempts to husband hunt. Aziraphale attempts to buy a book. No one gets what they want.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The prompt was "Parker from Leverage meets Debbie and Lou," which I loved. Parker interviews candidates for Leverage International.</blockquote>

<blockquote>When you die, you have to walk a desert. Obi-Wan and Anakin are dead, and they've been to deserts before.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"Alfred, tell us about your bake."</blockquote>

<blockquote>For long moments, man and ape stared at one another. Finally, Daniel said, "If you're a Furling, Jack is never going to let me live this down." "Ook," the creature replied sympathetically. Daniel takes a wrong turn in an off-world library and strays through L-Space to Unseen University.</blockquote>

<blockquote>In their defence, the dead man they shot woke up again almost immediately. In their further defence, that didn't normally happen, even in Egypt, so they could be excused some mildly violent curiosity on the subject, couldn't they? Shortly after the first movie, Rick, Evie and Jonathan meet Methos. It goes surprisingly well, really. After a few hiccups.</blockquote>

<blockquote>We may never know the true origins of Diana of Themyscira.</blockquote> ➤ the highlander-style Watcher pov on Diana

<blockquote>The Providence Falconers get a new Russian teammate, straight from SKA Saint Petersburg and the Yubileyny Sports Palace. He's not quite what they were expecting.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Crowley has a reputation to maintain . . . and he's found the perfect mark.</blockquote> ➤ okay this version of the crossover is great too

<blockquote>Crowley hadn’t bothered with this kind of petty soul-trading in decades, and he was meant to meet Aziraphale for breakfast in 45 minutes.</blockquote> ➤ an excellently executed crossover

<blockquote>A few years into his reign, Henry IV is troubled to learn of mystic attracting followers to his revels in the Forest of Hainault. Some say he's a saint or prophet, others that he's a vision of Christ himself. Many have noticed that he resembles the old king, Richard II. Prince Hal - always curious about the latest novelty - takes his friends to see, but his cynicism melts away in the presence of the charismatic, kingly figure, and so eventually does his sanity. Henry must take action to restore order to his family and his kingdom, but what chance does order stand against this powerful and delicious chaos? A reworking of Euripides' Bacchae in the world of medieval Christianity and Shakespeare's histories.</blockquote>

<blockquote>If there's a way back out of this world, Will is determined to find it. At any cost.</blockquote> ➤ Took the Golden Compass's understanding of things as truth rather than Narnia's, which made me sad, but it is a well done fic for what it is.

<blockquote>Through the spite of the spirits or plain rotten chance, a door that would have been better left untouched has opened. On the other hand, with Fire and Earth as one's allies, sometimes escaping is the easy part. Even the Dragon-King's temple floods.</blockquote> ➤ great worldbuilding work, a well-handled crossover, a compelling threat, fun characterizations and character interactions. I also appreciated the way the language barrier was handled. Thoroughly engaging story, well done. Could do without the stealth crossovers in the minor background characters though, and I was baffled by how everyone called Daniel "Danny"

<blockquote>Mark Watney dies on Mars. Twice.</blockquote> ➤ the one where Mark turns out to be a Highlander-style Immortal, and only finds out afterwards

<blockquote>After a chance meeting in Colorado Springs, Methos recognizes a mysterious blue-eyed man, five thousand years dead. Daniel Jackson, meanwhile, mistakes Methos for the Goa'uld Tanith, and reacts rather poorly. The situation only grows more complicated when Amanda comes to Colorado Springs, hunting down a rogue Immortal with an unknown agenda.</blockquote> ➤ the one that works to reconcile canons such that Methos IS Tanith without ever contradicting anything from the shows. I enjoyed the crossover, though I kind of kept expecting the fic to ship Methos/Daniel (I don't know why) and was disconcerted when it never went there.

<blockquote>Five encounters across the years.</blockquote> ➤ author's note: <blockquote>For melannen, whom I blame entirely for the realization that Enjolras is completely Methos's type, even though I've long ago lost the documentation of this. </blockquote> ➤ TRUTH.

<blockquote>Bobinet and Gardefeu are the WORST Imperial/First Order anythings ever ever.</blockquote> ➤ AMAZING

<blockquote>Three dances Death nearly had with Oberon and Titania.</blockquote>

<blockquote>“I call bullshit,” Abbie said, ten steps into the secret crypt beneath Trinity Church.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The sand shall make a door for me and I shall pass through it. The stones shall make a ship for me and I shall travel upon it.</blockquote> ➤ what an unexpected and amazing crossover. I'm not sure I'm quite getting the ending, but the story is overall great

<blockquote>While investigating Mrs Bingley’s secret, Mr Darcy receives an unwelcome shock.</blockquote>

<blockquote>John didn't remember the crash. He knew he lay sprawled on the jumper's deck, that every part of his body hurt, and that he could hear the others shouting. Teyla, Rodney, Dr. Simpson. Memory flooded back abruptly and he managed to open his eyes. No, it wasn't a nightmare.</blockquote> ➤ I'm kind of disappointed that this isn't a fusion where John is Raksura, but it's a fun fic nonetheless

<blockquote>the-arkadian asked: Weird crossover - Maxim de Winter's first kiss with Halal. ;-) (I'm guessing there'd only ever be the one.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Just short of 1.5k of my Quatrevingt-treize/Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell crossover, which I brooded on for all two hours I couldn’t get to sleep last night and which seems to have sprung up full-grown when I did sleep.  You may perceive my idea of the history of French magic in this world is radically different to that of English magic; that is by design; I have lots of Arguments for this which I will be pleased to expound on to anyone who is curious, possibly through the writing of more fic. ANYWAY. YEAH. HERE GOES.</blockquote>

<blockquote>While inventorying the books in his “new” shop, Aziraphale discovers a special shelf that’s not of this world. Discworld crossover!</blockquote>

➤ the one where Furiosa is Thor. UM YES PLEASE ➤ also on ao3 at http://archiveofourown.org/works/4061545

<blockquote>In Which Cosette Fauchelevent allows her kitchen to be annexed by a group of rag-tag freedom fighters; or: How To Tell Les Amis Apart From A Very Long Way Away</blockquote>

<blockquote>A Les Miserables/Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell crossover. It's not only England that has rediscovered magic. Courfeyrac convinces his friends to look to a different kind of ally in their fight to free the French people-- and French magic.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Damien Moreau must die. Eliot has known that all along. (The one where Eliot was once Death's favourite hound.)</blockquote>