Hotel California - The Eagles (Song)

• (Costing not less than everything) by aliceblue for mjules

  Hotel California - The Eagles (Song), For Your Entertainment (Album)

  Tags

  General Audiences, No Archive Warnings Apply, M/M, Crossover

  Summary

  A couple of hours later, he spies a glow in the distance.

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• Being an Account of a Journey to the strange new California Republic (and a most peculiar Hotel therein) by Sineala for mjules

  Hotel California - The Eagles (Song), Echo Bazaar

  Tags

  Teen And Up Audiences, No Archive Warnings Apply, Gen, Other, Narrator (Hotel California), Alternate Universe, Alternate Universe - Fusion, Diary/Journal, Podfic Available

  Summary

  Mr. Wines has been known to make deliveries even to distant lands. Here is the journal of one of his errand-beings.

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• Down a Dark Desert Highway by PR Zed (przed) for betweenthebliss

  A Knight's Tale (2001), Hotel California - The Eagles (Song)

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  Not Rated, No Archive Warnings Apply, M/M, Geoffrey Chaucer/William Thatcher, Geoffrey Chaucer, William Thatcher

  Summary

  Geoffrey Chaucer is the most infuriating guest in the Hotel California.

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• Siempre Cambiando, Nunca Cambiando by Llwyden ferch Gyfrinach (Llwyden) for Vaznetti

  Hotel California - Fandom

  Tags

  Mature, No Archive Warnings Apply, F/M, M/M, Multi, Other, The Narrator, The Woman, The Captain, The Nightman, Chromatic Character, Song - Freeform, surreality

  Summary

  "...Plenty of room at the Hotel California
  Any time of year
  You can find it here..."

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• The Myth of Summer Rain by fresne for mjules

  Hotel California - The Eagles (Song), First Nations Mythology - Fandom

  Tags

  Teen And Up Audiences, Author Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings, Multi, Raven, Coyote, Native American Character, Dark Agenda, Character of Color, First Nations Mythology, Potential Triggers, Yuletide, Yuletide 2010

  Summary

  “Ring-a-ding-ding,” yelled Coyote into the cool word stealing wind as the round moon, luna de nadie, shone down on the pale buildings clustered high on the hills above the king’s highway. “You’re right. It’s a trap.” Raven grinned and sped up. They both loved a good trap and a road trip. And Salvador Dali, which was fortunate, given what followed.

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