Good evening. I shall be reccing
Stargate SG-1 fiction all this month.
Stargate SG1 is pretty old in fannish years, but like Granny Weatherwax, it aten't dead yet
( [intro information] )I'm going to start with one of the best things I've read in any fandom, ever, and which has probably been missed by a whole stack of people who would
love it because it was only completed last year.
Fandom: STARGATE SG1
Pairing: Gen.
Length: Novel (127,700 words)
Author on DW: MagibrainAuthor Website: Go here
AO3. Read
everything.
Why this must be read:SG-1 find the unlikeliest of worlds, an abandoned base on a planet locked inside the jets of a pulsar, which may provide the key to winning the war if Sam and Daniel can just decipher the technology left behind. However, the sacrifice SG1 must make in pursuit of that goal is one they never wanted to consider.
This is a terrific, twisting, gut-wrenching read about memory and the nature of identity; about grief and the nature of team-as-family. It even has a pretty good science fiction plot and an end that feels earned and satisfactory without ever tieing everything up with a neat little bow.
It never forgets that Sam is an astrophysicist, not an identikit scientist; it never forgets that Jack loves his team beyond all reckoning, even though he doesn't admit it; it never forgets that Teal'c is alien in outlook but feels deeply for his comrades; and it never forgets how damned clever Daniel Jackson is.
It start from canon mid-season 7 then hurtles AU-wards thereafter.
Beneath A Beating Sun