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crack_van2007-01-20 09:35 am
zenstate.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2007-01-20 09:35 am
Entry tags:
Amateur by Fahye (PG-13)
Fandom: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA
Pairing: Anders/Kara, Kara/Lee
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fahye
Author Website:mercurial_wit
Why this must be read:
Who is Sam Anders? What makes him tick? How might he have reacted to living on Galactica if New Caprica never happened? This Anders-centric fic is AU post-Resurrection Ship Pt. 2 and it is a really good fleshing out of who Anders might be and who he might have become.
It’s weird, but after a while he finds he misses Caprica.
The military is not what he knows; oh, he’s holding his own, recording everything he can remember about the farms and the Cylon technology they captured or went up against, and helping hammer out some tactical plans, but it’s still an alien environment in which many of the rules are beyond his understanding. The people around him have the understanding sewn into the seams of their uniforms. Caprica was dirty, doomed and dangerous – but it was a simple game and he was a very good player.
Amateur
Pairing: Anders/Kara, Kara/Lee
Author on LJ:
fahyeAuthor Website:
mercurial_witWhy this must be read:
Who is Sam Anders? What makes him tick? How might he have reacted to living on Galactica if New Caprica never happened? This Anders-centric fic is AU post-Resurrection Ship Pt. 2 and it is a really good fleshing out of who Anders might be and who he might have become.
It’s weird, but after a while he finds he misses Caprica.
The military is not what he knows; oh, he’s holding his own, recording everything he can remember about the farms and the Cylon technology they captured or went up against, and helping hammer out some tactical plans, but it’s still an alien environment in which many of the rules are beyond his understanding. The people around him have the understanding sewn into the seams of their uniforms. Caprica was dirty, doomed and dangerous – but it was a simple game and he was a very good player.
Amateur