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Fan art for These Things Were Here by CircumzenithalArc for MajorEnglishEsquire
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
14 Nov 2019
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Small snake Crowley wraps himself around Aziraphale's wing mug to stay warm.
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Worth Every Penny by Devereauxs_Disease
Fandoms: Charlie Countryman (2013), Adam (2009), Spacedogs - Fandom
06 Jul 2016
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Beth hires Nigel to pose as her boyfriend so Adam will stop asking her out. Nigel comes up with a creative solution to Beth's problem.
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On paper, a bacon sarnie and a cup of good coffee isn’t exactly the kind of thanks one should receive for rescuing someone’s family member from an overdose.
Lestrade thinks that it’s possibly the best one he’s ever received.
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Bookmarked by CircumzenithalArc
29 Sep 2020
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Crowley has one goal: sell the run-down lodge in the Cascades that his uncle left him in his will.
He doesn't expect to meet someone like Aziraphale, the kind handyman working on his uncle's property who turns out to be more of an enigma than Crowley first thought.
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- Part 1 of Under Construction and a Few Extras
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Crackle and Burn, or Thursday Night and Friday Morning by 12XU
Fandoms: Maurice (1987), Maurice - E. M. Forster
29 Dec 2011
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The Russet Room, Pendersleigh Park, Wiltshire, night of 13–14 August 1913.
'It seems rather strange.' Words that had seemed to refer to Scudder’s plan to emigrate to the Argentine suddenly took on a new meaning, like a secret code that Maurice had failed to crack until now. Yes, it was strange – and uncanny: this inadmissable, overpowering attraction between them; Scudder suddenly in Maurice’s bed; the strange alchemy of their bodies together.
Bookmarked by CircumzenithalArc
27 Aug 2020
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Urban fantasy AU in which a creature of air and a creature of earth find out it’s not their similarities that attract them to one another but their differences, for simplicity and complexity need each other (John Maeda).
Sometimes it’s that easy.“It's impossible”, said pride.
“It's risky”, said experience.
“It's pointless”, said reason.
“But, give it a try”, whispered the heart.
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- Part 4 of Of Fur and Feathers

