Res ipsa loquitur

Moonletterss has translated Transfigurations into Portuguese! Transfigurations | Tradução (4289 words) by moonletterss
Chapters: 1/17
Fandom: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: Major Character Death
Relationships: Draco Malfoy/Harry Potter
Characters: Hermione Granger, Draco Malfoy, Ron Weasley, Harry Potter, Remus Lupin, Minerva McGonagall, Severus Snape, Albus Dumbledore, Penelope Clearwater, Ginny Weasley, Neville Longbottom
Additional Tags: Romance, Future Fic, Post-War, First Time, Enemies to Lovers, Professor Harry Potter, Hogwarts
Summary:

Cinco anos após a queda de Voldemort, Harry retorna à Inglaterra para ajudar na reabertura de Hogwarts.

Publicado em 2003, pouco antes do lançamento de A Ordem da Fênix. Portanto, profundamente, completamente é um universo alternativo até agora.

isabellerecs has podficced my SGA story Reality!

[Podfic] Reality (30 words) by Podfics by Isabelle
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Stargate Atlantis
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Rodney McKay/John Sheppard
Characters: John Sheppard, Rodney McKay
Additional Tags: Podfic, Podfic Length: 10-20 Minutes, Audio Format: MP3, Audio Format: Streaming, Romance, First Time, Pining
Summary:

A podfic recording of Resonant's "Reality"

McKay was the perfect object for a crush you never intended to do anything about.

mific - "what about crossovers? Have you written any?"

Only two: Interdepartmental Cooperation, a gen story in which Fraser and Ray encounter Chrestomanci (it's been so long since I read the books that I only vaguely remember the canon underpinnings) and Appetite, a thoroughly non-gen story in which Snape dies in the Shrieking Shack and wakes up in the cast of the movie Ratatouille.

I enjoyed writing both of them, but I think maybe crossovers work better for me in gen stories, where they don't seem to be drawing attention away from the relationship.

In my bookmarks I have two beloved gen crossovers, melannen's Rivers of Ankh-Morpork (Rivers of London/Discworld) and st_aurafina's Very Special Guest Star (Muppets/Indiana Jones).





( Prompts and How To Leave One - behind cut )

I get a text that says, "I just posted The Thing. I got carried away. There's a sonnet at the end of it."

How To Do My Job, by terminally_underwhelmed, a.k.a. the kidlet.

So remember when I said I'd love to see the worlds of Rivers of London and Good Omens meet?

Here's something even better!

Rivers of Ankh-Morpork (6357 words) by melannen
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Rivers of London - Ben Aaronovitch, Discworld - Terry Pratchett
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Peter Grant, Angua von Uberwald, Samuel Vimes, Foul Ole Ron, Gaspode (Discworld), Sybil Ramkin, Thomas Nightingale
Additional Tags: Crossover, community policing, hydrological engineering, Ankh-Morpork City Watch, the River Ankh
Summary:

The Faceless Man miscalculates, and Peter Grant falls into a river.

...well, more onto a river, really. He may have bounced.

Terrific voices, completely plausible Discworld fanboy Peter Grant, and a bit of headcanon that made me catch my breath.

Who out there has had experience with those water filters that you attach to your faucet? Does the water actually taste as good as bottled? I'd love to stop essentially paying good money to bring a bunch of plastic into my house and then have to carry it out again, but water from a Brita filter pitcher just does not taste good enough to me, so if water from a faucet filter doesn't taste any better than that, I guess I'm going to have to continue to be evil.

(I'm particularly poking cereta, way2busymom, and others who live in my neck of the woods and know what the water here tastes like when unadorned.)

To make up for this incredibly boring post, let me point you at an incredibly interesting post, from the food-meta blog Raspberry Debacle, which I love: A Sketch Towards a Taxonomy of Meta-Desserts.

Is it bad that my virtual birthday presents were way more exciting than my three-dimensional ones?

I had a nice quiet birthday. Planned cookout party had to be postponed a couple of weeks, so there was no cake, but the spouse took us all out for ice cream. The kidlet gave me a homemade card with a very surprised-looking face on it. The spouse gave me a box of chocolates. My parents gave me money and a nonstick sautee pan. Brother and in-laws forgot altogether, which means an extended celebration whenever they remember.

Oh, but here -- here I got so many stories! I'm listing them in the order in which I discovered them. I'd give the first one about an R and the last one maybe a PG; the rest are seriously smutty. If you like the stories, tell me if you want to, but tell the writer, for sure!

From khristaz, Benton Fraser and the Order of the Secret Goblet of the Philosopher’s Half-Blood Prisoner, some Fraser/Kowalski HP crossover craziness, with a view of Turnbull that would explain a great deal.

From vulgarweed, omg one of the hottest things I've ever read: Détente, Aziraphale and Crowley and a very big bathtub, and if you've ever wondered what I mean when I say, "Friendly dirty talk," this story is an extended demonstration. (It's a sequel to an earlier story, Compromising Positions, which is also a direct hit on my kink centers.

From panisdead, Showboat, SGA schmorn, short, sweet, and hot hot! John and Rodney.

From _inbetween_, It Takes Two, a hot little threesome with John and Rodney and a woman who knows what she wants.

From nestra, Cadence, a beautiful [pardon the pun] coda to her SGA music AU, Counterpoint. It has the stuff I love in established relationships -- the combination of sweet familiarity and a new barrier coming down. John and Rodney.

From kormantic, a sweet hot SGA snippet with kissing and amateurish smoking. John and Rodney. Bonus SGA-related dream.

[edited to add one more!}

From lamardeuse, Contact Points, bittersweet SGA established-relationship love and longing. John and Rodney.

Thanks to everyone for your good wishes. I'm 42 this year, so I'm the ultimate answer to life, the universe, and everything.

"Where's the originality in intolerance these days? That's the real problem with bigoted quizzes, no creativity, no wit, no flair, no SNARK. Let's face it, homophobic websites need gay writers."

This is so cool! Alina, a.k.a. shored, is doing a graphic novel adaptation of my Harry Potter story, The Familiar. It's a work in progress, but she's already got eight pages up, and is updating every week. (Except that she went on vacation before I got around to updating, which is my fault and not hers.)

The story was NC-17, so I imagine the graphic version will get there eventually, too, but so far it's safe for all.

Check out all her art while you're at it!

[edited to add] When you get to page 8, be sure to click the Next button (which will attempt to take you to a page that isn't there) because her error message is a classic.

littera_abactor has written an absolutely hilarious Aliens Made Them Do Something Other Than The Usual Slash Cliches story here. Stargate, with the best butchering of the English language I have ever read.

Also, if you haven't read all the comments on the Aliens Made Them Do It post, don't miss them, because there are fabulous comment stories by makesmewannadie, _aerye_, brighidestone, marinarusalka, valarltd, pandarus, and me. It's like a mini-fest!