Farasha
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Everything below the neck works fine. It's everything above it that's a little fuzzy.
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Chapter 28 coda
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Canon what-if following chapter 78.
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Asch and Legretta learn to appreciate each other. Van helps.
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Abby wears metal underwear. No, really.
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He falls in love with Boyd Crowder because Boyd Crowder is Death and Raylan Givens is Persephone, and the shit that happens in Harlan is never original.
Bookmarked by Farasha
6 Apr 2013
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Author summary: Mike has found the wrong side of a wine bottle.
Bookmarked by Farasha
29 Mar 2013
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I just can't express how tickled I am that someone decided to record a podfic of this work. I can't say much beyond YES and EXCELLENT and ITS LIKE THEY SOUNDED WHEN I WAS WRITING IT.
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How Mordecai Heller became wanted for murder in St. Louis, Missouri: a story in five years, five hours, and one irascible Slav.
Bookmarked by Farasha
27 Dec 2009
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This is a rollicking, painful, tense, wonderful adventure from start to finish. We begin with Mordecai in jail. I won't tell you the end, but it involves Viktor and badassery. It's well worth the read in any case.
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It begins and ends with questions about happiness. Juno has a life after her junior year; part of that life is running into Mark Loring again.
Bookmarked by Farasha
27 Dec 2009
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Much-needed closure. I always wanted to know what happened to Mark, even if he was kind of an asshole and a little bit of a creeper. The author doesn't shy away from either of those facts and it's dealt with awesomely.
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Over the Rooftops of the World by syllic for _stendhal (immaculate)
Dead Poets Society (1989)
21 Dec 2009
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Bookmarked by Farasha
27 Dec 2009
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Chronicles Todd from the time he was little to the time he finally stumbles on Neil's brilliance. It's sweet and sad (although it doesn't go to the end of the movie, just to the flying desk set incident) and amazing.