Damage Report

Author: alfirin_kirinki
Betas: ashe_frost & littledarkvoice
Title: Missing the War
Rating: PG-ish
Disclaimer: Characters property of Marvel; title property of Ben Fold's Five; quote property of Embrace.
Summary: "There are times when our worst enemies are within us."
Written for: vagabondsal
Also archived at: the_aa
Pairing/scenario requested: Charles/Erik. No conditions, s'hard enough to get them to be civil with one another nowadays as it is.?

But with a little John/Bobby thrown in. Because how could I not?

Also - backstory loosely based on Ultimate!canon.

Warnings: This is not my main ship and these bastards are not exactly willing to comply to teenage angst. Thus: old man story, with teenagers in.

Also: this story was originally written around the time of X2 - in June 2004 - but I've never posted it here and having just seen X-Men: First Class, it felt relevant. Other fics from this era may be migrated over in future.


( Missing the War )

Title: Be Careful What You Wish For
Pairing: Rodney/Radek, if you want it to be.
Rating: PG
Recipient: _phaedra_
Spoilers: None, really. Set relatively early in season one, because of the premise.
Summary: Atlantis' personnel do a Secret Santa of their own.
Notes: Eternal thanks to shiny_starlight, darkmoon711 and anjak_j all of whom coped with my hysteria about needing to get this finished admirably.

I'd also like to say thanks to everyone who left comments on the sga_santa comm - I'm glad you liked it! <3


( Be Careful What You Wish For )

Beta: shiny_starlight, with smartarse comments and squeeage from darkmoon711, gooner_diva, elethe & billietallent at intervals.
Rating: PG-13ish
Pairing: Stackhouse/Markham
Summary: Someone's pulling pigtails.
Spoilers: None in particular.
Warnings: Gratuitous hickotyping; never believe a word Markham says.

If you're curious about use of the word y'all, while I personally always believed it to be plural, in some areas (like Oklahoma) it would actually be singular, with alls y'all the plural variant. This site conveniently explains the colloquialism.

( If It Ain't Broke )