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AU: This Belongs in Pegasus B by Andrew Plotkin
TITLE: This Belongs in Pegasus B
AUTHOR: Andrew Plotkin
REC CATEGORY: AU
PAIRING: Hard to explain...
CATEGORY: AU
WARNING: None
AUTHOR ON LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
radiotelescope
AUTHOR'S WEBSITE: Zarf
LINK: http://www.livejournal.com/community/pegasus_b/25990.html
WHY READ?:
You don't need any familiarity with Pegasus B to read this fascinating, experimental story. It's told entirely in dialogue, and while there are a few references to the Pegasus B universe, it's not the only AU that's referenced here. Every time I read it, it sends my brain spinning in a million different directions. It's a fascinating concept, and Andrew creates something incredibly complex and moving with just a few words.
AUTHOR: Andrew Plotkin
REC CATEGORY: AU
PAIRING: Hard to explain...
CATEGORY: AU
WARNING: None
AUTHOR ON LJ:
radiotelescopeAUTHOR'S WEBSITE: Zarf
LINK: http://www.livejournal.com/community/pegasus_b/25990.html
WHY READ?:
You don't need any familiarity with Pegasus B to read this fascinating, experimental story. It's told entirely in dialogue, and while there are a few references to the Pegasus B universe, it's not the only AU that's referenced here. Every time I read it, it sends my brain spinning in a million different directions. It's a fascinating concept, and Andrew creates something incredibly complex and moving with just a few words.