Uffish Thought

Day 2: Rec at least three fanworks that you didn’t create.

I just want to say that, as someone with almost 3500 bookmarks on Pinboard, asking me to freeform rec a small number, much less *three*, is just plain mean. :P

Let's go with the theme of "crossovers that should not work as well as they do, and yet are awesome" since I got tassosss talking about the subject the other day. Also, I love crossovers and have an enormous stash of them saved - uh, jesus, almost 10% of my bookmarks, now that I look at the numbers.

( Five stories under 5K )

( Three stories 5 to 20K )

( Three stories 20 to 60K )

( Two stories over 100K )

( January: Star Wars, Mad Max )
( February: Star Wars, Mad Max, POI, Hobbit )
( March: Deadpool, MCU, Captive Prince, HP, Push, fairytales )
( April: Miss Fisher, DCU, Teen Wolf, fairytales )
( May: MCU, Leverage, Marvel 616, Healer )
( June: MCU, The Eagle )
( July & August: Star Trek, Rivers of London, Goblin Emperor, MCU, Ghostbusters )
( September: Temeraire, Zootopia, Rivers of London )
( October: Queen's Thief, Devil's Cub, Kingsman, Star Wars, Mad Max, Due South )
( November: Les Mis, SGA, Night Vale, Burn Notice, Shawshank Redemption, Mad Max )
( December: Yuletide, Les Mis, Star Wars )

So apparently half my flist likes Lewis, even though I have never seen any of ya'll talking about it. Adding it to the queue!

Three things for today:

1) I got a massage tonight after my shift ended. Mmmm, best employee discount ever.

2) Wrote about 700 words of a fluffy Jack/Phryne story which immediately headed into PWP territory, because Leupagus has been bewailing the lack of porn in the fandom and I was moved by her pleas. Hopefully the sex won't suck when I finish writing it; at least I'm fairly confident that the banter is up to par. :)

3) philomytha wrote Blessings, a Peter/Nightingale mpreg story for Rivers of London -- yes, you read that right. Mpreg is absolutely not a trope I normally enjoy, but it's philomytha so I dove straight in regardless. The story had me muffling my hysterical laughter on a break at work, and features a fertility goddess with a remarkably pragmatic direct approach and Nightingale being unflappable. SO GREAT.