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amplificathonTitle: To Shame the Devil
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Kalliste
Fandom, Pairing: Generation Kill, Brad/Nate
Rating: NC-17
Summary: It’s not like Nate’s never been picked up in a bar before, but he doesn’t ever remember it going quite like this.
In his experience, gorgeous, stacked, and insanely tall blondes who look like they should be gracing the cover of a Victoria’s Secret catalogue don’t generally saunter into grimy Cambridge dives populated by obnoxious Harvard grad students, walk straight up to his booth, plunk themselves down next to him without so much as a by-your-leave, and open with “I certainly hope that you’re not drinking Coors Lite or some similar lowbrow swill, or else I will have lost all faith in the pretentiousness of the dicksuck Ivy League communist elite of this country.”
Reader's Notes: I've never been a fan of genderswap, but I absolutely adore this story. Not only is the trope well explored, but the device by which it happens is so elegantly handled, delving into questions of good vs. evil and cosmic balance—and the amazingness of Nate Fick—in a deliciously satisfying way.
Cover art byonthehill
Length: 6:07:43
Zip file of MP3s || MB
Archive Page including audiobook link
Points: (5 + 5) X 10 = 100 total points
Author:
Fandom, Pairing: Generation Kill, Brad/Nate
Rating: NC-17
Summary: It’s not like Nate’s never been picked up in a bar before, but he doesn’t ever remember it going quite like this.
In his experience, gorgeous, stacked, and insanely tall blondes who look like they should be gracing the cover of a Victoria’s Secret catalogue don’t generally saunter into grimy Cambridge dives populated by obnoxious Harvard grad students, walk straight up to his booth, plunk themselves down next to him without so much as a by-your-leave, and open with “I certainly hope that you’re not drinking Coors Lite or some similar lowbrow swill, or else I will have lost all faith in the pretentiousness of the dicksuck Ivy League communist elite of this country.”
Reader's Notes: I've never been a fan of genderswap, but I absolutely adore this story. Not only is the trope well explored, but the device by which it happens is so elegantly handled, delving into questions of good vs. evil and cosmic balance—and the amazingness of Nate Fick—in a deliciously satisfying way.
Cover art by
onthehillLength: 6:07:43
Zip file of MP3s || MB
Archive Page including audiobook link
Points: (5 + 5) X 10 = 100 total points
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Date: 2013-07-05 12:22 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2013-07-05 12:52 pm (UTC)