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When Tony Stark was seventeen years old, he built his first AI. On that day, he ceased to be his father's creation, and became a creating force in his own right.
That one act likely saved his life, and not always in the most obvious ways.
Last bookmarked by somniumuroko
29 May 2012
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Rec 3
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Grinning, John nipped Sherlock’s neck. ‘It’s just Easter lunch with your mother.’
‘Yes, which will turn into Easter-just-stay-for-the-game-of-cricket and Easter dinner and Easter drinks and Easter-oh-why-don’t-you-just-stay-the-night and Easter-Easter Monday at church and Easter-very-much-not-spending-my-leave-in-bed-with-you.’
WWII AU. Easter, 1944. John and Sherlock very much don't manage to leave 221b on time for Easter lunch in Surrey.
Last bookmarked by R34dinglight
29 May 2012
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Anthony Stark, degenerate genius and impoverished nobleman, finds himself wedded to the painfully proper Steven Rogers. Will their marriage prove intolerable to the both of them, or will they find a happy equilibrium, instead?
Last bookmarked by s0mmerspr0ssen
29 May 2012
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In the summer of 1942, young Dr. Rodney McKay steps off a train, eager to continue his work on the war effort. Nearly a year later, he's running for his life with Captain John Sheppard.
Last bookmarked by KiratheCarrionite
27 May 2012
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On the 50th anniversary of the U-2 incident, in which an American spy plane crashed inside the Soviet Union's borders, Ivan reflects on his encounters with the pilot, one Francis Gary Powers. At least that's what the pilot told the KGB his name was...
Last bookmarked by Aryn_Ghost
27 May 2012
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America was never England's favorite or most important colony. One night during the 1929 World Fair in Barcelona, Arthur discovers that Alfred has known this for quite some time. (Despite his absence from the summary, there's a lot of Matthew in this. I'm sorry for my summary!fail, Matthew!)
Last bookmarked by Aryn_Ghost
27 May 2012
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England returns to one of his colonies after a time spent abroad, and enters into negotiations with them over the most serious of matters. England, Hong Kong, fluff.
Last bookmarked by Aryn_Ghost
26 May 2012
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America speaks a lot of languages. Idea is credited to OP of the original prompt (which I do not have the link to, sorry).
Last bookmarked by Aryn_Ghost
26 May 2012
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Six decades, seven colours, six times Netherlands gave Canada tulips. White, yellow, purple, pink, red, cream, orange. In the language of flowers, colour is meaning and each of these has a story to tell.
Last bookmarked by Aryn_Ghost
26 May 2012
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Reluctant rock star Crowley is terrible at bargaining for souls, but not so terrible at winning the attentions of the one audience member he cares about most. Their Arrangement had stayed in comfortable stasis for a thousand years. It only took one decade to change it forever. (Crowley and Aziraphale do The Sixties--or do The Sixties do them?)
2011 Good Omens Holiday Exchange Gift for Thilia, who wanted a rock star AU.
Author's warning: Drug use and consensual sex under the influence.
Last bookmarked by Emiliers
26 May 2012
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When the topic of siblings is brought up at a World Conference, Iceland notices the similarities to someone he once knew with the unknown, almost ghost-like nation by America...
Also hosted on my Fanfiction.net Account
Last bookmarked by Aryn_Ghost
26 May 2012
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A year after the Inception job, Arthur has quietly retired to a safe house in the mountains. Bundles of letters start appearing in in the team's P.O. Boxes around the world, a correspondence between Arthur and Dom. Each package dates from a different period over the last three hundred years, unraveling an ancient secret.
Last bookmarked by Copper_Chips
26 May 2012
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"I'm not sure what this is supposed to prove," Arthur temporizes.
Last bookmarked by wargh
26 May 2012
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Arthur and Eames test Yusuf's new compound, and things get complicated. Even more complicated. It's worth it in the end.
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After a discussion at the British headquarters, Alfred and Matthew take part in the Battle of Amiens, August 1918. During an assault on a German position, Alfred gets a look at another side of his brother.
Last bookmarked by Aryn_Ghost
25 May 2012
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Rec 7
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And so the world reforms and moves on, and if it has no place in it for a tired old man, he has only himself to blame.
A fic exploring a century of queer history as seen through the eyes of a telepath. Written for Queer Fest 2012.
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There is a greater enemy on the horizon.
Erik does not walk away.For what is lost can be found, and there is a fine line between love and hate. An exploration of prejudice and politics.
Very loosely based on the following prompt: tl;dr- an exploration of what being a gay telepath during the 60s would have been like.
Last bookmarked by alphera
25 May 2012
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Kali can breathe life back into a corpse, but what exactly is Gabriel now? Gabriel flits around various centuries trying to work that out, Dean has another powered-down angel and a little brother to look out for, Castiel has forgotten how to trust, and someone keeps sending Sam annoying little notes on his laptop. Oh, and Bobby would like to remind you all that there’s an Apocalypse still going on. Covers season 5 from Gabriel’s death to the finale.
Last bookmarked by BowtiesAndDeductions
24 May 2012
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Ruby isn't like other demons. Anna travels to her past to find out why, only to become an inextricable part of her life.
Last bookmarked by mangoiarty11
24 May 2012
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Set in the (very) early 20th century. Helen and Nikola experiment with Helen's crossdressing, and then show the results to James. Who is ... suitably impressed.
Last bookmarked by Tzi
23 May 2012
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"Watson," I murmured into his ear, "this is most irregular."
"Irregularity is your modus operandi, is it not?" Watson, the devil, had his thumbs under the edges of my waistcoat; their pressure bore me softly backwards, until the balcony's ledge brushed my back.
"You insult me." I watched the balcony door over his shoulder, for my good sense had not entirely deserted me; not yet, at any rate. "I am a most regular man."
"You are regular neither in your habits," he bent forward, "nor in your appetites," his mouth opened against my throat, "nor in your pulse." He bit.