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xf_book_clubFinally. She posts.
Hey now. I've been busy. With what? Yuletide,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
xf_santa, reccing for The X-Files at crack_van (and updating the fandom overview). And now, I have a new community with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tree to celebrate Dana Scully's 50th birthday: scully_fest. Go check it out.
So. I've been looking everywhere for this story. As it turned out, the author wrote under a different name back in the day, changed it at Gossamer, then changed it again--as one does--on LiveJournal. Fortunately, she archived it at AO3, where I ran into it accidentally looking for something else entirely.
Ahem. I am supposed to be telling you why you should read this. Well, it's a funny, character-driven fic set between "Triangle" and "Dreamland". Mulder and Scully deal with the fallout from his bedside confession of love. He's caught between two realities and two women: the woman from his fantasy world in 1939 and his partner, Dana Scully. Her character voices are perfect--wherever Mulder's imagination takes him.
Read Sixty Degrees of Separation. You can easily leave feedback for the author at AO3.
If you're interested, this Chronicle X Author's interview can also be found at Fialka's Candybox.
Hey now. I've been busy. With what? Yuletide,
xf_santa, reccing for The X-Files at crack_van (and updating the fandom overview). And now, I have a new community with tree to celebrate Dana Scully's 50th birthday: scully_fest. Go check it out.So. I've been looking everywhere for this story. As it turned out, the author wrote under a different name back in the day, changed it at Gossamer, then changed it again--as one does--on LiveJournal. Fortunately, she archived it at AO3, where I ran into it accidentally looking for something else entirely.
Ahem. I am supposed to be telling you why you should read this. Well, it's a funny, character-driven fic set between "Triangle" and "Dreamland". Mulder and Scully deal with the fallout from his bedside confession of love. He's caught between two realities and two women: the woman from his fantasy world in 1939 and his partner, Dana Scully. Her character voices are perfect--wherever Mulder's imagination takes him.
Read Sixty Degrees of Separation. You can easily leave feedback for the author at AO3.
If you're interested, this Chronicle X Author's interview can also be found at Fialka's Candybox.
