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SGA > McShep
A Bed Too Small by

liketheriverrun
PG-13
The epic tale of how John and Rodney fell in love and fell out of bed.

Fading Skies by Diamond Raven
NC-17
After John is badly wounded while serving in Somalia, he and Rodney have to learn how to make a serious physical disability a part of their lives.

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From:

mashfanficchick.livejournal.com

The second rec, that one's completely AU, or something else (like that wonderful "Freedom..." one and its sequel)? It sounds interesting either way (and I really should try to read SOMETHING non-S&H one of these days!), but I think it's one of those things where I want to know beforehand what I'm getting into.

From:

sam-gamgee.livejournal.com

Well, it's completely AU, but there is a slight angst level - which should probably be expected when words like, "badly wounded" and "serious physical disabiltiy" are used. But it's definitely nowhere near "Freedom...".

From:

mashfanficchick.livejournal.com

LOL thanks, but I meant the two things to be equals; like, is it completely AU (where they're not in Atlantis) or something else (where they were, but then it changed, like "Freedom..."). And yah, angst is good, especially when it's NOT as much as "Freedom...". Man, that one really was heavy. *is reminded of the dialect conversations she and Adrian have had* Yes, I really do say that!

So, totally AU, huh? Interesting. I'll have to give it shot. Thanks!

From:

mashfanficchick.livejournal.com

Oh, man, that was perfect. Granted, because I don't really know much about SGA, it read like original fic to me, but it was great. Funny, you cried when the soldier got killed; I cried at the end, in the cafeteria and afterwards. *is trying not to spoil anything* Thanks for the rec! :-)

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sam-gamgee.livejournal.com

*is reminded of the dialect conversations she and Adrian have had* Yes, I really do say that!

And what dialect conversations were those? (Because I'm not really remembering.)

It was really good, wasn't it? I love how she really put in the day-to-day stuff and made it real. The end was really good though. :-D

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mashfanficchick.livejournal.com

And what dialect conversations were those? (Because I'm not really remembering.)

Just that, in general, I'm a dialectic mutt who says practically everything on a regular basis. Except "Shalom, Y'all"; that one's Sarah's! :-)