Fanfic Recs Please!

[pinikir]

To fill my ereader with as many books and fanfic as possible, I've come to you lovely people for fanfic recs in any of the following fandoms:

Lord of the Rings
West Wing
Harry Potter
House
Gundam Wing
Torchwood
Doctor Who
Supernatural
Fushigi Yuugi
Star Wars
Star Trek

and anything else you think I might like (books as well!)

Comments

[ex_littlethings128]

Stargate?

[pinikir]

that would be awesome

[theserubyshoes]

I just got a Kindle as an early birthday present from my parents yesterday =D =D =D I own ONE book: A Cry in the Night by Mary Higgins Clark. It's not a literary opus of life-changing magnitude, but it's so GOOD!

Congrats on getting your passport/visa stuff handled, too. I got behind on my reading list due to our freaking power being out for awhile x__x but I think I'm caught up, and I'm so excited for you, and so glad you're getting more and more ticked off of your to-do list ♥

[pinikir]

oh such awesome news on the kindle! you will love it, I have a sony. I know exactly where you can get more books pronto:

Here

and

Here

[truestory]

What do you ship in Harry Potter fandom?

[pinikir]

I will take anything ^^ there isn't a pairing I won't try at least once

[truestory]

If you've never read Maya's Harry/Draco fics, then you really should~ They're not online anymore, but I can probably send you one or two (or the complete collection) if you'd like =)

Also, ,a href="http://didntyoupotter.livejournal.com/1546.html">Snatch, another H/D fic, is one of my favorites.

In Between Days is my favorite Snape/Harry fic. It's sort of violent and disturbing and angsty, though. But in a really well-written way?

So Lonely Without Me is probably my second favorite Snape/Harry fic. It's also sort of messed up, but it's a quiet, reflective piece that also makes me want to start writing things again whenever I read it.

Commonplace Magic is a non-magic AU Snape/Harry fic which I reread every three months or so, just because it makes me feel so good. Not my favorite, but it's one that makes me very happy.

[pinikir]

thanks for those links and I would love the complete collections of hers, I've always meant to read her stuff and not found much time for it, so now is perfect and thank you *hugs* I will really enjoy them

[truestory]

My friend Liz has a book rec blog that is supposed to focus on sci-fi/fantasy books, but really reaches everywhere. Maybe you should check out her recs. Redshift Books.

I recommend reading her review on Invisible Cities and seeing if you might want to get that for your travel-reading.