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First Against The Wall by vegetariansushi
Dom/Elijah

Everyone should read this; it's a beautiful, introspective piece that looks at the inevitable unravelling of a relationship between two people who are just too different.

If you haven't read esorlehcar's Ricochet, you should. Now.

Even if you don't normally read Billy/Elijah (I don't). She's a great writer, with a fabulous grasp of Billy and Elijah's personalities (and, by incidental mention, Dom's as well), and the story is nicely realistic.

Viggorli recs for laylah_r, because we loves her, my precious, yes we does.

Mister Cellophane: A Song For You by hackthis.

The Muse of Lost Things by Untitled_ZeroSix. Hauntingly beautiful and evocative prose. Wow. Also, the follow-up: Artist/Muse.

Half Open Door by Dale Edmonds is a gorgeous Viggorlijah voyeurism and fucked-up-ness. Mmmm.

For something a little different (namely OB/HW), there's Masterclass by Gloria Mundi (viva_gloria).

And then there's Negative Polarisation by Marymeg. It's genderfuck monkeycrack. Really. But it's also teh funneh, so it's possible to get past the crack-ness, I think. Warning: Not high art. *g*

ETA: Mustn't forget viva_gloria's The Very Secret Diary of Captain Jack Sparrow. *g*

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Of course, now that I've finished reading "Mired in Middle Earth," I'm much less pleased with it. That'll teach me to rec things before I'm done with them, eh? It was such a cool premise; I'm just disappointed with the way it was handled. *grumble*

Off to work on "Circle Jerk" and the new series that is pestering my brain...

Attention laylah_r! The final part of "See Under" is up! But then, you probably knew that and just failed to tell me. Wench.

Not that there's going to be a rec every day, and not that they'll be new to anyone who's not new to LotRiPS fandom...

In fact, lets just say that this is pretty much a rec specifically for rivetcat and be done with it.

shaenie's Cusp. It's not perfect, but I think you'll like it. There are more stories in the Convergence Series, not all of which I've read yet, but I also recommend Convergence itself. Of course, I think I may have a slight Elijahkink, so keep that in mind. *g*