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crack_van2006-11-15 07:49 am
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Entry tags:
Doctor Who/Good Omens (PG)
Title: Diptych Mirror
Pairing: Harriet Jones/War (Carmine)
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refche
Author Website: Refulgences (under construction)
Why this must be read: It was hard to choose just one rec for this, as I adore crossovers and the ficathon on![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
dw_femslash alone produced three I'd normally rec in a heartbeat. I went with this one partly because it works so incredibly well, and I'm not even really a big Good Omens fan. Another Harriet Jones piece, this again gets her just right, and the whole piece is written perfectly, in style and details. It's short but powerful, and very satisfying, leaving you with a Harriet trying to find her place (and a woman) in a world where War is always one step ahead, and calling the shots. The universes are blended seamlessly, and really gets at what can be so powerful about crossovers, merging the whole idea of the two worlds together, and the resulting consequences. As a bonus, there's a tiny piece with Death and Rose attached to the end of the fic, also beautifully written.
Diptych Mirror
Pairing: Harriet Jones/War (Carmine)
Author on LJ:
refcheAuthor Website: Refulgences (under construction)
Why this must be read: It was hard to choose just one rec for this, as I adore crossovers and the ficathon on
dw_femslash alone produced three I'd normally rec in a heartbeat. I went with this one partly because it works so incredibly well, and I'm not even really a big Good Omens fan. Another Harriet Jones piece, this again gets her just right, and the whole piece is written perfectly, in style and details. It's short but powerful, and very satisfying, leaving you with a Harriet trying to find her place (and a woman) in a world where War is always one step ahead, and calling the shots. The universes are blended seamlessly, and really gets at what can be so powerful about crossovers, merging the whole idea of the two worlds together, and the resulting consequences. As a bonus, there's a tiny piece with Death and Rose attached to the end of the fic, also beautifully written. Diptych Mirror