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crack_van2009-03-04 10:45 am
dakfinv.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2009-03-04 10:45 am
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The Patient by liveforforever (R)
Fandom: LIFE ON MARS
Pairing: none
Length: 1,495 words
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liveforforever
Author Website: couldn't find one, but here is the link to their other LoM fic on![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
lifein1973
Why this must be read: If there's anything I have a major weakness for, it's Sam in a mental hospital fic. With the way he consistently acts crazy in canon, especially when viewed from the other characters' POV, it's not a stretch to think Sam would eventually end up in a mental institution. This fic is brilliant for visualizing that possible situation from Sam's own perspective - everything Sam sees and feels (or tries not to feel) is described through colors, creating quite the visceral read. This fic will stay under skin for awhile after you've read it.
The author warns for darkness and implied character death.
The Patient
Pairing: none
Length: 1,495 words
Author on LJ:
liveforforever Author Website: couldn't find one, but here is the link to their other LoM fic on
lifein1973 Why this must be read: If there's anything I have a major weakness for, it's Sam in a mental hospital fic. With the way he consistently acts crazy in canon, especially when viewed from the other characters' POV, it's not a stretch to think Sam would eventually end up in a mental institution. This fic is brilliant for visualizing that possible situation from Sam's own perspective - everything Sam sees and feels (or tries not to feel) is described through colors, creating quite the visceral read. This fic will stay under skin for awhile after you've read it.
The author warns for darkness and implied character death.
The Patient