Honestly,
I have no reason to be opening this site, except that every now and
then I read stories so good, so honest, that I want to tell people about
them...and I guess this is my place to do just that. So forgive me for
indulging myself, and enjoy!
Current
Soundtracks: John Mayer. He puts me in my happy place.
Last Updated:
1/22/03 (Please see the Web Petals Archive
for old recs)
11/14/03.
Buffy
the Vampire Slayer...and, uh, Hercules: The Legendary Jouneys
Okay, I
know what you're thinking: this is a crossover that cannot possibly
make sense, or be any good. But after reading When
Hellmouths Collide, trust me--you'll become a True Believer in the
deliciousness that stems from 1) a good sense of humor, 2) a good sense
of character; 3) the ability to write a damn fine story.
Buffy
the Vampire Slayer...and Star Trek: The Next Generation!
Okay, so
I have a thing for crossovers, but you have to read this story!!!
Stupid Portal
is one of the best things I've come across in a long time. Tara Keezer
joins these two disparate universes, creating a story that is one part
action, one part romance, and a blender full of funny. Oh, but you'll
have to put aside some time to read it. 'Stupid Portal' is long (but
full of yummy goodness).
While you're
at it, you should also check out Tara's Buffy/Anita
Blake crossover. Very good Giles/Dawn father/daughter interaction,
and I love seeing Anita Blake, Nathaniel, and Jean-Claude in any setting
as well handled as this one.
Stargate
SG-1
Campfire
Questions, Three-in-the-Morning Thoughts by Perri
I have become a Stargate fan. Don't know how it happened; I must have
been drawn in by the humor, the adventure, the fine writing, and the
cool (and in some cases, very hot) actors. So anyway, I'm a new
convert, and Perri just stokes the fires with her fine storytelling.
'Campfire Questions' is a story about friendship; the good, quiet, comfort
two people can take in each other. It is a delightful read.
Changing
of the Guard by Ecolea
This, my friends, is a novel. A novel that just happens to star the
fine characters of Stargate, and one of my most favorite imaginary men
ever: Methos. That's right, our fine five thousand year old surviver
and sexy bookworm. Take me, now.
X2
Unbound
by Te
Speaking of Methos, he's also the star in this wonderful take on X2,
which explains how the heck our favorite Immortal ended up working for
the bad guys.
The
Devil and the Queen by Mad With Power
This is just the most delightful story - a truly cheerful, exuberant
read. Kurt, of course, is a pirate in a tale of his own creation, while
Storm is...well, his Queen of the seas.
DC Superheroes
An
Unusual Mission by Adrian Tullberg
While I really dig the whole Batman/Catwoman thing that's going down,
I wonder how the writers can reconcile the burgeoning romance between
Bats and Wonder Woman that's taking place in JLA? Oh, there's trouble
brewing, for sure. But anyway, An Unusual Mission is a hilarious
look at what might happen if Batman and Wonder Woman finally did begin
to "get it on." The parts are a little out of order. Part
One is linked above - to get to Part Four, go here.
Enterprise
Taste
of Death, Breath of Life by Apocalypse1
On Enterprise, there has always been a nice, somewhat quirky, chemistry
between Trip and T'pol. Apocalypse1 pefectly captures this energy between
them, telling a haunting story that is both dark and sweet.
Firefly
The
Gift by Maystone
I am ever so bitter about the demise of Firefly. I mean, sure, it's
going to be put on DVD, and who knows - Joss may perform a miracle and
get it back on television. But not for a while, and that's just a cryin'
shame. Maystone makes you feel that loss all the more keenly, writing
a lovely character piece that focuses on Mal's feelings for Kaylee.
Smallville
Coffee,
Right in Your Home by Dyce
Third in her 'I Drive the Car' series, and a lovely continuation of
Lex and Chloe's blossoming friendship.
Pirates
of the Carribean
Shackles
and the Sun by Nix
This is just a cool, sweet story - kind of how you might wish the end
of the movie had played out.
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