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Fandom Snowflake Challenge: Day 10
Jan. 10th, 2012 03:20 amRec a favorite fanwork creator? Easy. I like ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sariagray's Torchwood fics. I like the thoughtfulness and dream-like qualities of her works. They linger in my head long after I'm done reading her fics. The stuff I have in my LJ memories include:
Exchange the Experience | Jack/Ianto, team | PG-13 | Summary: Jack finds a device he hasn’t seen since he was in the Time Agency; Ianto finds a way to use it.
The Poor Man's Heart | Jack/Ianto, team | PG-13 | Summary: Three moments in the days before Christmas.
The Downfall of My Many Hours | Ianto | R | Summary: Ianto has killed people.
Better Than Silence | Suzie/team | PG-13| Summary: Suzie’s good with people, in her own way.
This is my letter to the World that never wrote to Me | Suzie/Jack, OCs | R | Summary: Like most women, Suzie Costello was once just a little girl. This is her story.
And this meta piece on Suzie Costello, which, I'll have to admit, caused me to think about Suzie in my own way, right down to my big bang fic I just finished. (Oh, there's another one looming, but I'm thinking about it and waiting for inspiration to hit me.)
sariagray's Torchwood fics. I like the thoughtfulness and dream-like qualities of her works. They linger in my head long after I'm done reading her fics. The stuff I have in my LJ memories include: Exchange the Experience | Jack/Ianto, team | PG-13 | Summary: Jack finds a device he hasn’t seen since he was in the Time Agency; Ianto finds a way to use it.
The Poor Man's Heart | Jack/Ianto, team | PG-13 | Summary: Three moments in the days before Christmas.
The Downfall of My Many Hours | Ianto | R | Summary: Ianto has killed people.
Better Than Silence | Suzie/team | PG-13| Summary: Suzie’s good with people, in her own way.
This is my letter to the World that never wrote to Me | Suzie/Jack, OCs | R | Summary: Like most women, Suzie Costello was once just a little girl. This is her story.
And this meta piece on Suzie Costello, which, I'll have to admit, caused me to think about Suzie in my own way, right down to my big bang fic I just finished. (Oh, there's another one looming, but I'm thinking about it and waiting for inspiration to hit me.)
