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crack_van2006-09-21 09:49 am
hannahrorlove.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2006-09-21 09:49 am
Pesach by PWCorgigirl (G)
Fandom: HOUSE
Pairing: None
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pwcorgigirl
Author Website: Index of stories
Why this must be read: I'd rec this for no other reason than the fact that my own mother also makes flourless tortes at Pesach, and it made me incredibly happy to see people get the little details right. But there's more to this than just that. It's tricky to write a story using a common premise that's different from the rest. Wilson finding out his missing brother is dead is one of widespread ideas, and this is one of the finer takes on it I've seen. It's sad without being angsty, written with unassuming and careful prose, and handles Wilson's complexities and friendship with House in a wonderful way.
Pesach
Pairing: None
Author on LJ:
pwcorgigirlAuthor Website: Index of stories
Why this must be read: I'd rec this for no other reason than the fact that my own mother also makes flourless tortes at Pesach, and it made me incredibly happy to see people get the little details right. But there's more to this than just that. It's tricky to write a story using a common premise that's different from the rest. Wilson finding out his missing brother is dead is one of widespread ideas, and this is one of the finer takes on it I've seen. It's sad without being angsty, written with unassuming and careful prose, and handles Wilson's complexities and friendship with House in a wonderful way.
Pesach
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