HolRose
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A Christmas Carol Service by HolRose
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV), A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens
10 Dec 2019
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Mr Crowley and Mr Fell Present: An Entertainment for Christmas
Or: How an Angel and a Demon inspired a Christmas Classic
Or: An Ineffable Christmas Cock-up
Or: How Charles Dickens Saved the Day
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I have an aungel which that loveth me by HolRose for Libbyfay
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
18 Nov 2019
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Aziraphale and Crowley meet in 1413 at The Tabard Inn in Southwark, London. A literary discussion leads to revelations about Aziraphale's past and we find out that being an Angel may be just as difficult as being a Demon.
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My heart was wounded with his wounded heart by HolRose
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
14 Nov 2019
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‘You always take the moral high ground, don’t you?’
Crowley stood with his hands on his hips, his face impassive. Aziraphale flushed red and looked defensive.
‘That is hardly fair, and anyway, you are only saying that because you’re a…’
‘Oh, here we go! Not this again. I know damn well what I am, you don’t need to tell me, again. I don’t need this. I don’t need this from you…’
Crowley was furious, his mouth a hard line. Aziraphale looked perturbed, wringing his hands in front of his body.
‘Crowley, don’t be ridiculous, I…’
‘No, enough, I’m out of here, Angel, gonna get my foul presence away from your sight. And don’t try to contact me, where I’m going I can’t be contacted,’ he grimaced and swung round to head for the door, ‘and believe me, I won’t be thinking about you while I am away.’ -
Sweet lovers love the spring by HolRose
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
06 Nov 2019
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Crowley had to lean in and almost shout at Aziraphale, who was standing near the side of the lake looking around at the scene with a very strange expression on his face.
‘What the fuck is going on, Angel?’
‘Oh dear,’ said Aziraphale, looking rather pained and guilty.
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The day Aziraphale discovered marshmallows by HolRose for SecondHandNews
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
23 Oct 2019
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We know that Crowley slept through most of the 19th century but we are told that he did get up in 1832.
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An Angel and a Demon's Beginners' Guide to Ineffability by elf_on_the_shelf
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
13 Dec 2019
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What if 6000 years of mutual pining isn't enough and we get to have more? Supernatural entities can be as oblivious as the rest of us. Sometimes, even more so.
Or, more plainly put:
This is going to be the slowest of slowburns.
Anathema, Adam and Warlock want those two walking disasters getting together.
Unfortunately, our main protagonists are being rather dense.
Also unfortunately both Heaven and Hell want to see them punished for what they did.
Actually, Heaven a lot more then Hell, seeing as angels are being a bunch of holier-than-thou knobs.
Later edit: Since we're soon reaching the end I will update whatever happens in the last chapter posted, so here goes: love confessions in the latest one.Bookmarked by HolRose
24 Nov 2019
Bookmarker's Notes
This is brilliant. A definite slow burn for the Ineffable Idiots, Adam, and the rest of The Them, Warlock, Anathema and Newt, Ineffable Bureaucracy and lots of entertaining other Angels, all appropriately named. All characters beautifully realised and it is absolutely hilarious, so well written. The Aziraphale and the mobile phone jokes had me laughing for a good 20 minutes. Read it, it will lift your spirits.
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Safe With Each Other by Libbyfay
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
11 Aug 2019
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The night after saving the world, Aziraphale freaks out a little. Partly because he could have lost his best friend, but also because ‘heavenly’ things seem to have a disastrous effect on demons. Crowley desperately tries to shake his angel out of it, which leads to a good idea.
Bookmarked by HolRose
21 Nov 2019
Bookmarker's Notes
A very sweet version of that missing scene at Crowley’s flat after the Nopocalypse. Aziraphale gets a bit OCD about the spilled holy water and remains of Ligur and they work out what they are going to do next. They are written so well!
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A Flower for Nanny by Libbyfay
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
18 Aug 2019
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Raising Warlock may just be an extension of the Arrangement, but it has allowed Aziraphale and Crowley to spend precious time together (most of it spent in character as their alter egos) before the world comes to an end.
The demonic and angelic "push-and-pull" has also had some weird side effects on the kid!Bookmarked by HolRose
21 Nov 2019
Bookmarker's Notes
This is so sweet and lovely. An interlude with Nanny Ashtoreth and Brother Francis. Absolutely gorgeous.
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The Opposite of Temptation by Libbyfay
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
28 Aug 2019
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“Can I tempt you to break into a bottle of that Châteauneuf-du-Pape?” Crowley glanced over, from where he lay sprawled on the couch, and wondered how quickly his angel would give in this time.
Aziraphale looked Crowley dead in the eyes and shook his head. He answered, in an unexpectedly firm voice, “No.”
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Aziraphale has something important to say. He's been thinking about it. He's worked up the courage for it. Unfortunately, Crowley isn't going to want to hear this.Bookmarked by HolRose
21 Nov 2019
Bookmarker's Notes
This is so cleverly put together but also extremely sweet and rather hot. Angel and demon work out what they mean to each other and begin a new chapter in their relationship. And communication is definitely very sexy!
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A Pair of Star-Cross’d Lovers by Libbyfay
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
12 Nov 2019
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They attend the opening performance of Romeo and Juliet, and it hits a little too close to home.
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It all starts out so innocently, “palm to palm” in the first act. Then, it’s nothing but a torturous, slow descent toward heartbreak and oblivion. Aziraphale could see the writing on the wall, and he refused the fate which was playing out before them. Unfortunately, Crowley wasn’t going to understand, and simply could not be trusted to keep himself in check. The soft-hearted demon sniffling at his side was nothing but a liability. It was all going to be up to him.Bookmarked by HolRose
21 Nov 2019
Bookmarker's Notes
Oh this is adorable. Heartbreak at the first performance of Romeo and Juliet where Crowley gets emotional and Azirapahale is practical and comes over as cold. All made better by snuggles and explanations in the coda. Really lovely.