Gimme (and one for you!)

[mf_luder_xf]

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Brightly shone the moon that night,
Though the MF Luder was cruel.

Good King Wenceslas
from the Christmas Song Generator.

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That amused me. Oh, how cruel am I!!

Whee!! Birthday in 4 days!!

So, as many of you may have guessed, I will be leaving in a few days and for...8 days at least. In order to entertain myself beyond the Christmas going-ons, I would like you all to rec (links, please) me your favorite:
a) MSR
b) M/K
c) SPN Wincest
d) a hidden Petrellicest I don't know about
I'm looking for happy, angsty, whatever. I want to save them on my computer and read them over the break. And if you have one in each of these categories, by all means, link them all! And in the meantime, I'll be making bunches of icons and trying write two fics.

And in return, I offer you one of my favorite M/Ks. You don't need to know much about XF to enjoy it. This fic, the first time I read it, I bawled my eyes out (yeah grab your Kleenex if you cry at all) and immediately read it another two times. And just rereading it now--no less enjoyable. Beautiful sentiment, wonderful traditions and the most incredible description of snow I've ever read.

In Heavenly Peace, by Torch

And I'll make one last pimp of the Advent Calender and if you click the 18th, you'll get to see my collage this year and then you can all come over and tell me just how fab it is. *puts on shades and flips up jacket collar*

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[foxestacado.livejournal.com]

Okay! Here are story recs. And rather than link each story individually, all of the links are here:
http://keyofx.cheesejoose.com/fiction_main.html (incidentally, this site may have to be moved or deleted very soon, and I'm quite sad about this. My hostess didn't pay her bills and the hosting company is threatening to remove us).

These are my favorite stories out of all of the amazing/great/amazing/great stories at Fugues Fiction Archive. If you need help finding these stories there, ask :) But basically, I went down the list from top to bottom, so they're in visual chronology.

Anjou, "AQUINNAH"

A journey home for Mulder is one of discovery for Scully. Rated R for explicit sexual material. (68 K)

Anton, Rachel & Blaurosen, Laura, "DESIDERATUM"

Scully is kidnapped by a homicidal woman who wants Mulder for herself. Rated NC17. (599 K)

JrfPatton, "PRISON OF INNOCENTS"

Scully is found guilty of crimes she does not remember committing, and as Mulder works to exonerate her, she is stripped of her law enforcement status and serves time in a women's prison. There, she is exposed and eventually welcomed--and initiated--into a secret and dangerous community of hardened female criminals. Rated NC17. (553 K)

Khyber, "SOKOL"

text: part 1 (180 k) & part 2 (230 k)| complete PDF

A story about a boy and a girl, a girl and a spaceship, and how things end.

" 'There have been multiple corroborated reports of Elvis surfing near San Diego. I don't know if we could get a federal warrant, but..." She rolled over onto her back, her head still on his thigh. He felt her intake of breath, deep sudden inhale and exhale as her hands came up to cover her face. 'Oh, God, Scully...'

" 'Sorry, honey, my alien hybrid daughter from the first time I was abducted died in San Diego last Christmas. I don't know about San Diego.' He heard soft, bitter laughter rather than tears. It was terrifying and unfamiliar, yet fitting. "I just don't fucking know anymore.' " Rated NC17.

Mountainphile, "SEEDS OF SYNCHRONICITY"

The slash killer from AUBREY returns, as Mulder and Scully are dealing with the emotional anniversary of Emily's death. [and it won a ton of awards] Rated NC17. (544 K) To read each chapter separately, here.

Rambo, Dawson, E. , "ELS" (outside link)

Mulder returns to profiling after being suspended from the X-Files. Rated R for explicit sexual material and violence. [and it also won a ton of awards]

Selby, Jill, "PAPER SAINTS" (offsite link)

"'When they found Randall Harper, he'd been nailed to the ceiling by his testicles."' Rated PG13.

Bonetree, "SECRET WORLD"

Scully goes on a deep uncover assignment without Mulder to uncover a series of mysterious deaths linked to an international group. Rated NC17. (829 K)

Bonetree, "CITY OF LIGHT"

Sequel to "SECRET WORLD" (see above). Mulder and Scully on the run, while Skinner and Granger attempts to figure out how to get them reinstated into the FBI. Rated NC17. (902 K)

Bonetree, "MERCY SEAT"

Mulder and Scully investigate disturbing visions, self-propelling objects, natural phenomena, and apparitions, while they are being similarly haunted. Rated NC17. Sequel to "CITY OF LIGHT" (392 K)

Bonetree, "LOST LAND"

Sequel to "MERCY SEAT" (see above). Mulder and Scully investigate bombings directed at Scully in the US and Ireland. Rated R for mild sexual content. (751 K)

Bugs, "DARK SEED, A NOVEL" (off-site link)

Caught in the center of a desperate plan by the remaining members of the Consortium, Mulder and Scully struggle to deal with the new, intimate relationship that results. Rated NC17.

Fialka, "ARIZONA HIGHWAYS"

Part I (378 K) & Part II (357 K)

Mulder and Scully are assigned a kidnapping case--only to discover that the child is one of several siblings of Emily. They meet up again with Detective Kresge in order to evade a network of men trying to kill everyone connected to the children. Meanwhile, Mulder & Scully discover their own roles in a national breeding plan. Rated R for some sexual content.

Amperage & Livengoo, "OKLAHOMA"

Pre XF. Mulder profiles a violent serial child killer by interpreting T.S. Eliot. (see "CRIMES INSPIRED BY T.S ELIOT")

[mf_luder_xf]

Well, they all look fascinating and man, I could just read these over break and not do another thing and not be done! :-D

But you know, that TS Eliot one is so gonna be the first read.

[foxestacado.livejournal.com]

Hahaha! I knew it!

"Oklahoma" (The T.S. Eliot one), I've read about two or three times. It's absolutely brutal, Mulder-profiler-torture. Well, kind of intellectual, mental torture. But I love it. It's so well written. And it ties in with The Waste Land and Prufrock pretty well.

My other absolutely FAVORITE is "Aquinnah." I've read that one about 5-10 times. And "ELS", I've read the ENTIRE thing about 2-3 times. And the three Wickedzoot fics...wow, I've reread those plenty times too.

[mf_luder_xf]

Rock on. I'll make sure to check out those ones first then. :-D