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Ring Out Wild Bells to the Wide Sky by keswindhover (PG)
Right-ho! The custom-made Daimler is raring to be off, and I’ll be driving. Frankly, one doesn’t have the option of being picky about gen, het, or slash (or even WTF Crossover) in a fandom of this size; I’ll try to come up with options to suit all tastes, from his lordship’s refined (or at least experienced) palate, to the neophyte.
Fandom: Lord Peter Wimsey
Pairing: Gen
Author on LJ:
keswindhover
Author Website: http://www.geocities.com/keswindhover/
Why this must be read: It’s on
yuletide and I expect some of you have read it before, but this is a fic that bears re-visiting. Simply, it continues canon, and it continues canon well. It’s impossible to read Gaudy Night and Busman’s Honeymoon without catching glimpses of the war that is to come. Sayers wrote in a letter that Saint-George would join the RAF and be killed in the Battle of Britain. This fic posits a somewhat more hopeful ending (one that doesn’t land Peter with the Dukedom).
Harriet looked down at Saint-George. “And you of course were dashing about being the young man about town, without a care in the world. Well, until you pranged your beautiful motorcar.”
"Pranged a beautiful aircraft this time,”
Ring Out Wild Bells to the Wide Sky
Fandom: Lord Peter Wimsey
Pairing: Gen
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Harriet looked down at Saint-George. “And you of course were dashing about being the young man about town, without a care in the world. Well, until you pranged your beautiful motorcar.”
"Pranged a beautiful aircraft this time,”
Ring Out Wild Bells to the Wide Sky