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crack_van2009-12-06 04:21 pm
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"Curses, Foiled" and "Astromancy" by omorka (FRT/PG)
Fandom: EUREKA
Pairing: Gen
Length: "Curses, Foiled" is 3,164 words; its sequel, "Astromancy," is 553 words.
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omorka
Author Website: Account at Eureka Fanfiction Archive; oromorka_fics on Livejournal
Why this must be read: I wouldn't have thought to have done a post-"I Do Over" fanfic from Fargo's POV, but it works really well! In "Curses, Foiled," the author takes what we know of Fargo's backstory but adds color and details. I particularly like her analysis of the Stark-Fargo relationship as a substitute father-son one.
Curses, Foiled
In the sequel, "Astromancy," this author continues to explore Fargo. He's usually just the "background dork" in Eureka fanfic, so it's interesting and different to see stories centered on him. I particularly like how this author writes Fargo as someone who *wants* something to believe in (hence, his interest in the supernatural and science fiction), but his scientific mind makes him skeptical.
Astromancy
Pairing: Gen
Length: "Curses, Foiled" is 3,164 words; its sequel, "Astromancy," is 553 words.
Author on LJ:
omorkaAuthor Website: Account at Eureka Fanfiction Archive; or
omorka_fics on LivejournalWhy this must be read: I wouldn't have thought to have done a post-"I Do Over" fanfic from Fargo's POV, but it works really well! In "Curses, Foiled," the author takes what we know of Fargo's backstory but adds color and details. I particularly like her analysis of the Stark-Fargo relationship as a substitute father-son one.
Curses, Foiled
In the sequel, "Astromancy," this author continues to explore Fargo. He's usually just the "background dork" in Eureka fanfic, so it's interesting and different to see stories centered on him. I particularly like how this author writes Fargo as someone who *wants* something to believe in (hence, his interest in the supernatural and science fiction), but his scientific mind makes him skeptical.
Astromancy