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The Impossibility of J/C, by Ika (NC-17)
Fandom: BLAKE'S 7
Pairing: Cally/Jenna
Author on LJ: nope
Author Website: not up at the moment
Why this must be read:
Hooray, it's Blake's 7 f/f! Ika writes the characters in her own inimitable style and hits you with words, actions, thoughts that are just *them*. This is a lovely little piece going through Cally's and Jenna's thoughts throughout their journey in the series, and beyond. All the actual J/C bits are told in flashbacks--there's a melancholy about the whole story (the title is indication enough), a yearning for happiness and stability that can't last, at least not in the B7 universe.
Ika is a great writer and uses the most *delicious* word images and phrases, I highly recommend all of her stuff (don't let the modern-style narration in some of them throw you off, the stories are *very* B7-y despite that). But for now, here's
The Impossibility of J/C.
Pairing: Cally/Jenna
Author on LJ: nope
Author Website: not up at the moment
Why this must be read:
Hooray, it's Blake's 7 f/f! Ika writes the characters in her own inimitable style and hits you with words, actions, thoughts that are just *them*. This is a lovely little piece going through Cally's and Jenna's thoughts throughout their journey in the series, and beyond. All the actual J/C bits are told in flashbacks--there's a melancholy about the whole story (the title is indication enough), a yearning for happiness and stability that can't last, at least not in the B7 universe.
Ika is a great writer and uses the most *delicious* word images and phrases, I highly recommend all of her stuff (don't let the modern-style narration in some of them throw you off, the stories are *very* B7-y despite that). But for now, here's
The Impossibility of J/C.