[fic: sga] Burial at Sea
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Burial at Sea Teyla, Rodney, John, Elizabeth; 6700 words
Cleanup, physical and emotional.
( She had never had reason to know how the Genii treated their dead )
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Title: The Woods are Deadly, Dark and Deep
Rating: PG-13, Gen
Characters: Teyla Emmagan, Rodney McKay
Word count: 7000
Notes: This was written as a response to a gorgeous piece of art by astridv which is here - go and look at it and drop her a comment!
Beta'd by michelel72 - thank you very much!
Summary: The village was burned down before they got there, and now the night's closing in. Here, there's a very good reason to fear the dark.
( And miles to go... )
Rating: Gen, PG-15
Characters: Rodney McKay, John Sheppard, Carson Beckett
Word count: 1600
Warnings: Following a suggestion from baby_werewolf , I'm warning for general dark-and-slightly-fucked-up-ness. Also possible self-harm triggers.
Summary: Sheppard’s here as well, standing awkwardly within the illusion of privacy created by the infirmary curtain, and he too is trying to be reassuring, and he too won’t listen.
This fic is a fluffy, sugary cliche, with creme filling. Nothing substantial at all about it, but, hey, it's Christmas!leesa_perrie , I said I'd write you a Christmas fic, didn't I? :)
Title: Five Christmas Trees Which Rodney Decorated
Characters: Mostly Rodney, surprisingly enough
Word count: 1,300
Summary: It's pretty much what the title states outright ;)
( Rodney always got on well with Christmas trees. )
Rating: Gen, PG
Characters: Ronon, McKay
Word count: 3000
Summary: "No," McKay said, while Ronon stood impassively, and waited. "No, I can't go in there. You can't make me."
Warning for claustrophobic situations.
Title: Sunlight on Broken Things
Author:frith_in_thorns
Genre: PG, Gen, H/C
Summary: Tag to Storm/Eye. I know everyone's already written one, but I thought I'd join in. Features Rodney whumping.
Notes: Written as a present for ed263, for all the writing encouragement :)
Word count: ~2000
This isn't a happy story. You have been warned.
Title and quote in italics are from Eliot.
Summary: The flames are beautiful. It's almost worth it, seeing this.
Word count: 1500