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Good Omens: Hastur, Ligur, misc characters (mentioned) Single chapter; 4,328 words. ~ Hastur liked fire. It had a certain look about it that he liked to watch, the color and the movement and the coiling of the smoke. If he was feeling sentimental, which was rare, he'd call it beautiful. Most of the time, he called it fun. Destructive. Exciting. Funny, sometimes, especially when humans were around to see something of theirs burning and did all that business of running around yelling about it. He liked Ligur, as much as he could like any fellow demon. Ligur was competent at the temptations he performed and had a similar kind of eye for the artistry of a long con that Hastur could appreciate. He was... cunning. Ruthless. Vicious. A right proper menace. Excellent lurker. Knew how to bide his time and plot and scheme with the best of them. He could respect Ligur for what he was: an evil bastard who he didn't hate being around. When he was feeling sentimental, which was rare, he would think of him as beautiful, too. ~ Warning: canon-typical cruelty/Hell grossness, temporary main character death, canon minor character deaths, descriptions of Falling, (brief!) mention of animal abuse, various mentioned violences/torture methods, smoking (cigarettes)

Good Omens: Gabriel, Beelzebub, misc characters Single chapter; 7,426 words. ~ Due to circumstances, Gabriel and Beelzebub find themselves on Earth on the same day. Due to recent events, work has become a nightmare. The obvious solution is for them to pretend they're meeting on business to extend their time off as long as possible. Nobody involved likes this plan, but at least it's better than working. ~ Warning: food (disgust/trouble), hypothetical death/murder/vomit, flies, mentions of general hell grossness/misery, brief fire

Good Omens: Crowley, Aziraphale, Anathema, Tracy, Newt, misc characters 8 chapters; 36,449 words. ~ Goth beekeeper Crowley starts a new life in the countryside, in a suitably gothic house, with suitably goth furniture, tombstones, and bees. One day Crowley finds a surprise singing to the bees. And Crowley's suitably goth life changes. ~ Warning: illustrated, food/alcohol, insects, (brief!) violent hypotheticals/suicide/murder mentions, (past!) death/injury, unintentional misgendering, harassment/nonconsensual touch/removed sunglasses, plant yelling, implied physical intimacy (non-graphic/fade-to-black), slightly confusing dialogue format

Buffy/Marvel/Whedonverse: not really any characters per-se Single chapter; 240 words. ~ A little experimental joke poem about forcibly removing the artist from the art. ~ Warning: “slut”, mentions of various bigotry ~ Podfic available - collaboration

Good Omens: Aziraphale (mentioned) Crowley, Single chapter; 1,680 words. ~ It is with an exasperated sigh that I introduce you to an official thread for this guy. We’ve discussed it and we’ve decided that this is the only way we can stop you guys from derailing threads to complain about this guy. By mod decree, all Mr Fell complaining, griping, bitching, grousing, and miscellaneous butthurt now belongs in THIS THREAD AND THIS THREAD ONLY. ~ Warning: (brief!) sex mention, mentions of canon events, custom format, outsider POV, assumptions and speculation

Good Omens: Crawly (Crowley), Aziraphale 11 chapters; 6,357 words. ~ Aziraphale and Crawly meet for the second time, and spend 150 days together through the duration of the flood. ~ Warning: water/flood, outsider death mentions, non-graphic discussion of violence/war/Falling, (brief!) food/wine mentions, arguing/fighting,

Good Omens: Aziraphale, Crowley Single chapter; 1,723 words. ~ Aziraphale accidentally lets Crowley sees his angel mark and Crowley enthusiastically lets Aziraphale see his. ~ Warning: body thoughts and shame,

Nightmare Before Christmas/Good Omens: Aziraphale, Crowley, Shadwell, Madame Tracy, Dog, Adam Young, Pepper, Brian, Wensleydale, Sandalphon, Michael, Gabriel, Uriel, Anathema, Newt, Ligur, Hastur misc characters 8 chapters; 53,227 words. ~ Crowley, Halloween Town's (mostly) beloved Pumpkin King, has eyes and heart set on Aziraphale, the soft patchwork man the Angels stitched and magicked into existence. Will this Christmas thing he's stumbled upon be the key to finally getting him out from under those oppressive thumbs? Or does he already have that wood wool heart in his hands? It may take a disaster or two to find out. ~ Warning: (moldy/rotten) food, alcohol use, poison/drugs, slavery, dismemberment (cloth body), vague nsfw mention, source-typical comedic violence and spooky/creepy things, mentions of being eaten and violence/torture, abuse, (brief!) eyes traumas/choking, (brief!) mention of vomit/hallucinating/decapitation/skinning, dead animals, kidnapping, minor character death/murder, some ableist language