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all you zombies, by Dorcas (PG)
Fandom: LIFE ON MARS
Pairing: Sam/Annie
Length: 1,363 words.
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dorcas_gustine
Author Website: fic: lom tag at her journal.
Why this must be read:
Spoilers for 2x08.
It has to be said,dorcas_gustine is one of my very favourite Life on Mars writers and it was actually very difficult trying to decide which story to recommend first, but I eventually went with the one that springs to mind most often when I think of her work. This is an effective and chilling story that comments on the ending to Life on Mars in a fascinating way.
At first, he thinks it must be happiness.
He's not used to it after all, and the only time he remembers ever being happy it's before his father left. It's too far away now, though, lost in the uncertainty of something not unlike a dream.
He's building his present into that past, in fact, to erase all the bad memories of an absence, of an empty place laid at the table.
He's building new memories, his childhood doesn't exist anymore.
all you zombies
Pairing: Sam/Annie
Length: 1,363 words.
Author on LJ:
dorcas_gustineAuthor Website: fic: lom tag at her journal.
Why this must be read:
Spoilers for 2x08.
It has to be said,
dorcas_gustine is one of my very favourite Life on Mars writers and it was actually very difficult trying to decide which story to recommend first, but I eventually went with the one that springs to mind most often when I think of her work. This is an effective and chilling story that comments on the ending to Life on Mars in a fascinating way.At first, he thinks it must be happiness.
He's not used to it after all, and the only time he remembers ever being happy it's before his father left. It's too far away now, though, lost in the uncertainty of something not unlike a dream.
He's building his present into that past, in fact, to erase all the bad memories of an absence, of an empty place laid at the table.
He's building new memories, his childhood doesn't exist anymore.
all you zombies
no subject
*flails*
*goes and re-reads*
(no subject)