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Bone of Contention by Kel and Michelle Kiefer (R)
Fandom: X-FILES
Pairing: Mulder/Scully, Scully/Other
Author on LJ: Unknown
Author Website: Links from IOHO Stories Archive
Why this must be read:
You wouldn't think that a casefile about sheep/human hybrids would be anything but satire, would you? I mean, would you? While humorous and charming, this story is so much more than that. I love Kel's writing. She always offers wonderfully quirky casefiles with excitement, well-developed original characters and a surprising amount of subtlety. This story proves that experimental subjects are people too.
What Mulder wanted more than anything was to find a two-legged sheep monster so he could bring it back to the slimy creeps in Forensic Anthropology and let it stomp them to death.
And he would watch and say, "Tough luck, fellas. I guess it can walk."
Bone of Contention, Part One
Bone of Contention, Part Two
Pairing: Mulder/Scully, Scully/Other
Author on LJ: Unknown
Author Website: Links from IOHO Stories Archive
Why this must be read:
You wouldn't think that a casefile about sheep/human hybrids would be anything but satire, would you? I mean, would you? While humorous and charming, this story is so much more than that. I love Kel's writing. She always offers wonderfully quirky casefiles with excitement, well-developed original characters and a surprising amount of subtlety. This story proves that experimental subjects are people too.
What Mulder wanted more than anything was to find a two-legged sheep monster so he could bring it back to the slimy creeps in Forensic Anthropology and let it stomp them to death.
And he would watch and say, "Tough luck, fellas. I guess it can walk."
Bone of Contention, Part One
Bone of Contention, Part Two
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