LINKDING

<blockquote>Pin-lee first noticed him because he wasn't there.</blockquote>

<blockquote>All records of communication between Starfleet Cadet Therem Harth rem ir Estraven and Ashe Foreth rem ir Osboth are hereby sealed, by order of Argaven XV.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Théo travels in time (mostly by accident), meets a new friend, has a one-night stand, goes to see a play. A fairly ordinary day in the life of a young Romantic poet, really.</blockquote>

<blockquote>A half-Vulcan and a half-Klingon walk into a dorm room. No, this isn't a xenophobic joke; Xichen is starting his first year at Starfleet Academy and his roommate turns out to be the tallest, broadest (kindest, handsomest) Klingon he's ever seen. . Three snapshots of settling into life on earth feat. culture shock and going to the gym for fun, profit, and gay pining. (No background Star Trek knowledge required!)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Two grown men get into a fight over the internet on a novel discussion forum over their favorite fictional characters. </blockquote>

<blockquote>Or: 3 looks at Jack Aubrey in the Temeraire world.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Oh my god, you guys: a heartbroken Luo Binghe decides to follow his beloved undergraduate advisor to Harvard, by any means necessary. "Here's your chance to make it, / so take it like a man!"</blockquote> ➤ author's note: "I'm not even tagging this for crack, you have eyes, you know what you're getting into." It's a fusion with legally blonde, and it's perfect

<blockquote>OH. IT'S YOU AGAIN. </blockquote>

<blockquote>Imperial Army Lieutenant Marcus Aquila thinks he has the worst posting ever--stuck in the lousiest garrison on the lousiest planet in the galaxy, with nothing to do but mind a desk and play Angry Mynocks, he'll never restore his family's honor. Then one of his men marches suspected Rebel spy Esca C'noval through the door, and Marcus finds out he was wrong. Things can always get worse. Note: This story contains some mild consent issues.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Anne Elliot unexpectedly gets recruited to the Aerial Service. Frederick Wentworth is forced to wait and does not enjoy it.</blockquote>

<blockquote>[A Star Wars fusion, Original Trilogy era.] Imperial Cadet Tybalt Capulet has known since they were children that his cousin Julia carries the Jedi curse just as he does, a secret that would lead to the family's downfall and worse, her death, if the wrong person found out. Unfortunately, Julia has never taken his warnings as seriously as she should have. When lieutenant governor Count Paris visits and takes an interest in young Julia, Tybalt must resort to any distraction he can think of to keep Paris from noticing anything unusual.</blockquote> ➤ sequel: Signal Disruption

<blockquote>Peter Wimsey/Lawrence of Arabia crossover. Yes. My brain scares me at times. At university, two opposites discover a common interest. Written for the Booze Fuh-Q Fest.</blockquote>

<blockquote>“Jingyan, pour the tea,” ordered Lin Shu, stretched sweating on the scorched grass. “Pour it yourself,” said Jingyan. “I can’t, I’m dead. Nihuang has killed me. Murdered by his fiancée when he was still a beautiful young gentleman, that’s what they’ll say. A tragedy! Anyway you should do it, you’re the waterbender.</blockquote>

<blockquote>In which Sophie finds a pest on the roof of the Moving Castle and deals with the problem.</blockquote> ➤ book!sophie and movie!howl - a fascinating mashup

<blockquote>The footsteps came to a stop. Only one set, Will realized. That was intriguing. He cracked an eye, and by the skin of his teeth contained the wave of sick hot reaction that swept him. "Oh," he said. "It's you." The Mandalorian looked at him, and said nothing. Or probably looked at him, at least. Always hard to be sure, behind that damned helmet. (Or: The Mandalorian is the Mandalorian. Will Garin used to be his partner, in multiple senses of the word. It didn't work out great, last time they saw each other; but this time, things go a little differently.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>In which Jack and Stephen find a snake, and Stephen accidentally invents Morse code.</blockquote>

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

<blockquote>“Every day,” Elle continued, “we boldly go out to face strange new corners of the galaxy, and you look your best, and what do I look like? A blonde satsuma.” “It’s not that bad.” “In civilian clothes, I am a force to be reckoned with. I can even make the dress uniforms work. But this—” Elle moved her hand up and down incredulously, indicating the soft, command gold fabric of her standard Starfleet gear. “I look pasty. And orange. At the same time. Something has got to be done about this.”</blockquote>

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

<blockquote>"Yeah. About that. Did you know that the Falcon had a history of hyperdrive malfunctions? Because I did not, in fact, know that this ship had a history of hyperdrive malfunctions. What I am saying is, the hyperdrive seems to have malfunctioned."</blockquote>

<blockquote>No one becomes an astronaut because they want to stay home all the time.</blockquote> ➤ focuses on Beth Johanssen

<blockquote>Five encounters with the Surprise’s dragon.<blockquote>

<blockquote>What it says on the tin. Five times Mary Crawford kisses a female aviator in England's draconic Aerial Corps. Sort of a companion piece to 'A Monstrous Regiment' but should make sense on its own without it.</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>“I had to do some things, Mark, to get us funding for your rescue mission without sacrificing future Ares missions. I had to make some...deals, and leverage a lot of different relationships to put enough pressure on Congress to get funding. Wayne Enterprises helped a lot with that pressure.” Mark narrowed his eyes at Vincent. There were some rather concerning euphemisms and elisions there. “I’m really grateful for all that, Vincent. But what does that have to do with me going to dinner with Bruce Wayne?”</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>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>"Laurent's no use in a jaeger. Not any more," said Aimeric, soft and matter-of-fact. "He's broken."</blockquote>

<blockquote>Or, how the glorious Affair of the Motor Car on the Senate House Roof became the rather more alarming Affair of the Enormous Giants.</blockquote> ➤ this crossover works rather alarmingly well! I love seeing the Pevensies through the tone of the Psmith books

<blockquote>This is the story of how sleep came to Fairyland; or how once, just once, Puck didn't screw up his gift for Oberon. (A crossover with Elisabeth das Musical, but if you've ever read a fairytale involving Death, you won't be confused.)</blockquote>