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Quote of the Day:
Isn't it interesting that the same people who laugh at science fiction listen to weather forecasts and economists?
-Kelvin Throop III
Stargate: SG-1
All fics listed below are gen.
Retrograde by Martha Wilson.
A chilling look at what might have happened had Atlantis not made contact with Earth at the end of Season 1. After three years, the SGC sends a ship to see if they're still alive. Only the NID got there first ... Don't miss the sequels, archived at the same sight. SG-1/Atlantis crossover.
Somnambulist by C.L. Kamnikar
Daniel and Coffee: A love affair. The search for coffee at 2:00 in the morning at the SGC. Very funny, and perfectly in character.
Memo by Lisa Roquin
Sam, Daniel, Teal'c, and Paul Davis write a memo to the SGC: how to deal with General Jack O'Neil. Early S8, very funny.
Snakeskin by Katie
Spoilers through Threads. The Tok'ra in five movements.
Gavilan by Elysium.
A look at Teal'c from the outside. It's the story of one of the first test flights of the captured Death Glider (prior to Tangent), from the point of view of the test pilot who does not know about the Stargate. All he knows is, he's got a captured bird to fly with a mysterious civilan in the back seat. Well written, wonderfully characterized.
Debrief by Cofax
Post Ethon (S9). Jack explains to Mitchell that Carter and Daniel aren't perfect.
Cosecant by Domenika Marzione.
Post Atlantis S1. In a similar theme to the story above, Jack explains to Sheppard the difference between being a subordinate and being a leader. Atlantis/SG-1 crossover.
Just a Scientist by Aurora Novarum.
The events of Evolution 1&2 from Doctor Lee's POV. An iteresting look at the team, and particularly Daniel, from the outside looking in.
Isn't it interesting that the same people who laugh at science fiction listen to weather forecasts and economists?
-Kelvin Throop III
Stargate: SG-1
All fics listed below are gen.
Retrograde by Martha Wilson.
A chilling look at what might have happened had Atlantis not made contact with Earth at the end of Season 1. After three years, the SGC sends a ship to see if they're still alive. Only the NID got there first ... Don't miss the sequels, archived at the same sight. SG-1/Atlantis crossover.
Somnambulist by C.L. Kamnikar
Daniel and Coffee: A love affair. The search for coffee at 2:00 in the morning at the SGC. Very funny, and perfectly in character.
Memo by Lisa Roquin
Sam, Daniel, Teal'c, and Paul Davis write a memo to the SGC: how to deal with General Jack O'Neil. Early S8, very funny.
Snakeskin by Katie
Spoilers through Threads. The Tok'ra in five movements.
Gavilan by Elysium.
A look at Teal'c from the outside. It's the story of one of the first test flights of the captured Death Glider (prior to Tangent), from the point of view of the test pilot who does not know about the Stargate. All he knows is, he's got a captured bird to fly with a mysterious civilan in the back seat. Well written, wonderfully characterized.
Debrief by Cofax
Post Ethon (S9). Jack explains to Mitchell that Carter and Daniel aren't perfect.
Cosecant by Domenika Marzione.
Post Atlantis S1. In a similar theme to the story above, Jack explains to Sheppard the difference between being a subordinate and being a leader. Atlantis/SG-1 crossover.
Just a Scientist by Aurora Novarum.
The events of Evolution 1&2 from Doctor Lee's POV. An iteresting look at the team, and particularly Daniel, from the outside looking in.
