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List of Bookmarks
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Summary
It settles into something not quite like friends with benefits, because they're not friends, not exactly.
Last bookmarked by spuzz
1 Apr 2012
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Fifteen minutes is a very long time.
Last bookmarked by LinneaKou
18 Mar 2012
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Trigger warnings for noncon and possible squick. Just read the labels. Nonetheless, very well-done.
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Rec 48
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Rec 13
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Simon used to be afraid of getting lost.
A collection of missing scenes from the events of Memory.
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Immediately after the beach scene in First Class.
“Can you take me back to the beach? We’ll extract Charles…” Azazel looks at Erik sharply. “He may not be with us, but he is still one of us,” he says, crisp, and Azazel nods.
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Last bookmarked by lferion
17 Aug 2011
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Leverage-Iron Man (movie) crossover of awesomeness. Hysterical and perfect characterizations, with the right amount of awareness of problematicalness and underlying personal pain.
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Rec 77
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Lord Ivan Vorpatril and Byerly Vorrutyer, making Vorbarr Sultana safe for (highly limited experiments in) democracy.
Last bookmarked by lferion
20 Jul 2011
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Amazing tale of politics and urban planning as well as perfectly delightful romance, Ivan-and-By style.
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Rec 4
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Exactly what it says on the tin.
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Rec 10
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Those who can, teach.
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Rec 1
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There are so many things he doesn’t remember.
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He takes his first Barrayaran oath when he is sixteen.
Last bookmarked by stasha2g
23 Mar 2011
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Rec 1
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Everyone knows that Alan Turing died in 1954. Except James Watson and Nikola Tesla.
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The oldest trick in the book teaches a young one.
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Rec 5
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Being a good daughter is more complicated than one would expect.
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Rec 1
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An unstable tone combination is a dissonance; its tension demands an onward motion to a stable chord. -- Roger Kamien
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Rec 33
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The Spanish Armada is about to descend upon England, and her greatest hope is a captainless dragon hatchling.
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Rec 13
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“The thing is, John,” she says, softly, her mouth widening into a thin smile - inviting, dangerous - “I've committed a crime.”
Last bookmarked by unveiled
31 Dec 2010
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Inexpressibly wonderful, pitch-perfect Alice voice.
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Rec 30
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Where Genly Ai went, after Winter. [Written for Yuletide 2010.]
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Rec 9
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Ari hasn't thought of the right way to watch that tape. Yet.
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Rec 59
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A child psychologist is asked to sit in on the questioning of her client, a nine-year old boy, traumatised by finding his father stabbed to death. The child's mother is being held for the murder and the case against her looks water-tight, unless her son can be persuaded to tell what he knows. But the only way to communicate with the traumatised child is through his great obsession, chess, and only one detective speaks chess fluently enough to understand what he has to say.