Arthur was tipped back against the wall, his mouth open for breath and staring at the small arrow-slit window over Merlin's head, trying to work out how it could possibly be that good with Merlin, of all people.
"The king sent me to get you," Merlin said, with a tone that implied strongly that he wasn't rolling his eyes where Arthur could see, but just wait until his back was turned. "He said you're to get changed into formal clothes and meet him in the Great Hall, there's a delegation coming from the Summer Court."
"The Everyday Series" is my main Clark/Richard timeline. It's slow-starting, mostly gen for the first several parts, and the development is gradual and (I hope) natural. For this, I am the humble recipient of the Superman Movie Awards' Best Slash Romance award. I hope to continue the series.
Badfic Summary Mini-Ficathon entry, for [info]kalpurna's summary: "When Rodney starts exhibiting strange symptoms, Dr. Beckett discovers something odd about his genetic makeup. Now Rodney must find a mate -- before his alien side chooses for him. Warnings: wingfic, tentacles (NC-17)."
Because sometimes there are accidental orgies.
Earth is gone, lost to the Ori and Atlantis has to take a hard look at how to survive now that they're on their own.
Hopeless geek Rodney McKay offers high school quarterback John Sheppard $1000 to make him cool. A story about growing up, finding out who you are, and deciding what you're going to do about it.
"I hope you picked someone really intelligent, otherwise it seems like it would be kind of a waste. Of incubation time, if nothing else." (Written for the SGA Harlequin challenge.)
"Strange visitor from another planet: Plaid Flannel Kid!" "God, shut *up.*" (Takes place after "Ryan.")
"So what's French for 'My dad doesn't want me to play football'?"
"Well, they say if you can make a cake, you can make a bomb, but I got a D in Home Ec, so what do I know?" (A missing scene from "Graduation.")
shrift: It always makes me happy when RivkaT plays with a good cliché, and when you've got Lex's dryly arrogant narration of being mistaken for Clark's boyfriend -- well, I'm re-reading it again and laughing my ass off.
Clark needs Lex to help him become a man, in true Kryptonian fashion.
The only thing Jon wanted was a way off this station.
Pete was drunk, Gerard was caffeine-deprived. Accidents happen.
This is the second story in the four-part High Jinx series. (Completed)
The Slayers characters experience the highs & lows of a high school year and band formation. This is the first ina series of four stories. The next series tells of their summer adventures.
Lately I've noticed a couple of Harry in Africa stories, were he does really well with the animals. Well, what if that started in a sense before Hogwarts...
After finding out about his magic earlier, a decidedly non-Gryffindor Harry Potter plots his way to success.
NoPairing in first three parts. After that Harry/Draco. AU. Slytherin!Harry. Harry's twin Connor is the Boy Who Lived, and Harry is devoted to protecting him by making himself look ordinary. But certain people won't let Harry stay in the shadows... Series, 7 parts.
You want to be with them, before, behind, between, above, below. Licked and bitten, sucked and petted. You want to soak your face with her flowing honey and drink his man-rejoicing wine. You think about them at war, at council, while ruling on matters great and petty.
Sam really didn't mean to get trapped with the demon, really he didn't.
In which Metropolis stays weird. sequel to Conflicts of Interest
Nimueh has an evil tentacled plant guarding her hideaway, and it takes a particular shine to the young warlock that stumbles across it. TENTACLE SEX FTW!
In trying to improve Arthur's chances of surviving a near-impossible match, Merlin magicks certain, uh, "special abilities" into Arthur's armour. Since Merlin himself has the mad hots for Arthur, the sentience he imbues on the armour does, too...
The magic flared like a sun behind his eyes.
shrift: Hee! Clark's really a goth, and he's not taking it anymore!
shrift: Missy and Jess! So much pretty, so much sex and snark.
Nestra: Hth deftly sets up this crossover, and it's completely believable. It'll make you love Gunn all over again.
Jon Walker and his boywives, a Big Love AU. Warnings; Contains polygamy, lots of religious discussions and thoughts and what could be seen as an unfavorable view towards The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
A spell meant to help goes horribly wrong. Xander is left to deal with the consequences. He must succeed or die trying. Series will have angst, dark situations, violence, character deaths, and slash. Created solely to feed the need for more Xander/Rodney.
In which Sir Percival is the Invisible Knight of Camelot and Merlin comes to his rescue (apologies for the rubbish summary!!)
It wasn't a spell that Merlin knew.
The legends speak of a sword, beautifully crafted, powerful beyond the imaginings of man.
"Well," Morgana said, looking pleased, "Maybe Arthur won't actually throw the tourney this year."
In which Prince Arthur meets Merlin and all hell breaks lose.
Because, really, why wouldn’t the slash dragon’s fire create a slash sword?
In which Ryan and Spencer are idiots, their friends are devious, everybody has bad ideas and nobody turns into Batman.
The oldest child in the Wentz-Stump household is Pierce Wentz, and who resembles his dad most of all. His dad's smile, his dad's swagger, his dad's compelling stare. He's the one that also gave Patrick the most grief when Patrick finally succumbed to Pete's constant nagging to move into the bigger house; he was unforgivably rude to Patrick, he yelled at his father, terrible, terrible things that sent Pete into red-tinged rages and resulted in slamming doors and the younger children crying quietly in corners until a parent or Christine came to comfort them.
When Gerard realizes that he’ll never get with Lyn-Z after his friends let him know she’s into girls, there’s only one possible course of action: dress in drag and join her punk rock Dolly Parton cover band in hopes of wooing her. High school AU.
