12 Works in Chanur Series - C. J. Cherryh
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Excerpts from Hilfy Chanur’s Thesis Notes on Stsho Behavior by JimboPalmer
Fandoms: Chanur Series - C. J. Cherryh
16 Jan 2018
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Hilfy Chanur tries to craft a thesis based on her experience with the Stsho. It is not a happy document.
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World Enough and Time by nomeancity for Shadowlover
Fandoms: Chanur Series - C. J. Cherryh
15 Dec 2017
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Khym Mahn lived the life his world expected of him. He would like another one for himself.
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Pyanfer ask a drugged Jik an embarrassing question
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Pyanfar's new role as the glue that keeps the Compact together is hard on her. Luckily, Khym has the remedy for what hurts.
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Hilfy is back in the groove of regular shipping, but the han has other ideas.
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In which Tahy Mahn lays a matter to rest — at last.
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One finger does not strike at the others to gain control of the knife by JimboPalmer
Fandoms: Chanur Series - C. J. Cherryh
21 Mar 2013
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Vikktakkht makes a leap of imagination.
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Rings and Weddings by Kainosite for Yuletide (Zebra)
Fandoms: Chanur Series - C. J. Cherryh
20 Dec 2012
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Newly married, Hallan tries to work out where he fits into the scheme of things.
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Two sisters homeless and self-exiled from the far hills. Chur doing the thinking and Geran with the knife.
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Beyond the bounds of government, society, and perhaps the space-time continuum itself - wherever you go, there you are.
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Anify's Accord by Memoriam [archived by yuletide_archivist]
Fandoms: Chanur Series - C. J. Cherryh
27 Nov 2007
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Beyond the bounds of government, society, and perhaps the space-time continuum itself - wherever you go, there you are.
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Worse, He's Boring by sevenall [archived by yuletide_archivist]
Fandoms: Chanur Series - C. J. Cherryh
18 Dec 2004
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"Two sisters homeless and self-exiled from the far hills. Chur doing the thinking and Geran with the knife." -- CJ Cherryh