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stargateficrecRec Category: Femslash
Pairing: Teyla Emmagan/Sora, Acastus Kolya/Sora
Category: Romance, Drama
Warning: ie: Femslash, Slight Het, Overtones of Noncon
Author on LJ: [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com]
Author's Website: improvidence.net
Link: when the war is over
Why This Must Be Read: This is just a great look at the way Teyla and Sora's histories have intertwined, both before the Atlantis expedition came to Pegasus, and after. Teyla's normal reticence is shown throughout, and in a well-done way that combines with her emotional equilibrium. The parallels between Teyla's experience and Sora's are made, and compared to Earth folklore. One of the things I really like about this story is that the author gives all the characters their due. No one is minimized for the sake of the main character or pairing (always a big thing with me), and everyone plays an appropriate part, never mind whether the center of the story is. This is a good story, as well, with plot that underscores the relationship, instead of just being tacked on.
Pairing: Teyla Emmagan/Sora, Acastus Kolya/Sora
Category: Romance, Drama
Warning: ie: Femslash, Slight Het, Overtones of Noncon
Author on LJ: [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com]
Author's Website: improvidence.net
Link: when the war is over
Why This Must Be Read: This is just a great look at the way Teyla and Sora's histories have intertwined, both before the Atlantis expedition came to Pegasus, and after. Teyla's normal reticence is shown throughout, and in a well-done way that combines with her emotional equilibrium. The parallels between Teyla's experience and Sora's are made, and compared to Earth folklore. One of the things I really like about this story is that the author gives all the characters their due. No one is minimized for the sake of the main character or pairing (always a big thing with me), and everyone plays an appropriate part, never mind whether the center of the story is. This is a good story, as well, with plot that underscores the relationship, instead of just being tacked on.
