Yet more fucking recommendations!

I love recommending stories. I love finding stories TO recommend. I love being so fucking excited about something that I just want everybody to see/read it RIGHT. THE FUCK. NOW.

1. Texas Forever by topaz119. I. Uh. Jesus, man. I don't know what to say about this story. This is the story of Tim Riggins, full stop. Friday Night Lights will eventually reveal his past and his present, but this is his future in all its Technicolor glory, and it revels in all his relationships -- Tyra, Billy, Smash, Jason, you name it. God, this is a fucking awesome story.

2. Simply a reflection of your own self by sinsense, which is Landry and Tim/Landry and also? Landry. Because well, is there anybody watching FNL who doesn't love Landry? Exactly. sinsense has this sense about Landry that just makes you go, "Oh, Landry." So, just read this and thank me later.

3. She Likes a Prizefight by somniesperus, which is The Devil Wears Prada movie-verse Miranda/Andy, and let me tell you, I had no idea how Telanu was going to make this work, but this story doesn't just work -- it fucking SINGS. The writing is stellar, and I was just so sad when it was over because there was no more to read.

4. Curtains Are Monogamous by sheldrake. This is anthropomorphic fic, and what that is, for anybody who doesn't know, is when you assign human characteristics to otherwise non-sentient or non-human objects. So there's a nice group of people who write Mac/PC fic or stories about spoons and forks. This story is about, uh, the curtains. Just read it. It was the last story I read last week and it totally gave me warm fuzzies.

5. People living in the_guesthouse, astolat made an Entourage video. Yes, I know. Try not to wet yourself. Six days until our show is back. Oh, Ari I've missed your filthy mouth. I know you nearly plotzed when George offered a $1,000,000 to the person who could prove he was out slandering David O Russell.

6. Some random chick named hackthis wrote Angela Petrelli with a healthy side-dose of Nathan/Peter, self-delusion, and mothering gone awry. What's Love Got to Do With It?. Heroes. Rated PG for one bad word and several mindfucks.


*Special thanks to musesfool and thefourthvine for having such brilliant rec sites for trawling and such awesome taste.