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crack_van2004-12-16 08:51 pm
bradamante13.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2004-12-16 08:51 pm
Entry tags:
X-Files / ER (NC-17)
I apologize for being a day late with this crossover rec – I was away yesterday. I hope it’s better late than never!
Title:The Chicago Stories by WPAdmirer
Pairing: Walter Skinner / John Carter
Author on LJ: unknown
Author Website: The Chicago Stories
Why thismust be read:
There’s a sad lack of good ER slash online, though there are a few notable exceptions (such as Rocket Launcher, starring of all pairings Robert Romano and Dave Malucci!). The Chicago stories take John Carter, a very slashable character, and pair him with Walter Skinner of the X-Files. The pairing may seem improbable, but it works – this is a younger Carter, from just a few years into ER, and his naïve enthusiasm works well to counter Skinner’s tired worldliness. The series focuses mostly on the building relationship, with just enough adventure and intrigue to balance things out. It’s light and enjoyable, and definitely worth reading!
The Chicago Stories
Title:The Chicago Stories by WPAdmirer
Pairing: Walter Skinner / John Carter
Author on LJ: unknown
Author Website: The Chicago Stories
Why thismust be read:
There’s a sad lack of good ER slash online, though there are a few notable exceptions (such as Rocket Launcher, starring of all pairings Robert Romano and Dave Malucci!). The Chicago stories take John Carter, a very slashable character, and pair him with Walter Skinner of the X-Files. The pairing may seem improbable, but it works – this is a younger Carter, from just a few years into ER, and his naïve enthusiasm works well to counter Skinner’s tired worldliness. The series focuses mostly on the building relationship, with just enough adventure and intrigue to balance things out. It’s light and enjoyable, and definitely worth reading!
The Chicago Stories