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Summary: The Aces' new PR intern is a mentally ill hot mess who's far from home and missing her old teammates something fierce. The only thing that makes her life bearable is: she's not the only one on the team.
Check Please! | 14,353 words | Rating: PG-13 | Kent/OFC
Andrea, the OFC lead, is awesome. She's a queer woman who's played college hockey and has a continuing interest in women's hockey, so the CWHL comes up in this story, as does minor hockey, as do rec league opportunities because those are all things that are part of her life in some way. She and Kent bond and they're careful with each other, which is really excellent, and there's character growth, too. This story was satisfying on multiple levels.
How I Don't Know What I Should Do With My Hands When I Talk to You byChash
Summary: When Bellamy turns eighteen, he finds out his soulmate is some guy named Clarke Griffin. Which means he has to figure out how he feels about dating guys.
The 100 | 9,117 words | Rating: R | Clarke/Bellamy
Fluff, essentially. A fic about Bellamy's voyage to feeling comfortable in his sexuality and being prepared to meet his soulmate. Also featuring being friends with an ex. Mostly an interesting exploration of the soulmate trope through the name causing a gender mix-up and meeting your friend's soulmate before they do.
Sure of You byshiningartifact
Summary: In Gee's senior year of college, waking up with sex hair and a vague memory of the girl who gave it to her is just another Friday morning. She's fine with that. She is. And then she meets Frank.
Bandom | 10,938 words | Rating: NC-17 | Frank/Gerard
Gee deals with the weirdness of being in a relationship with someone you wouldn't have expected, and how being a woman in a relationship with a man makes some people think you're straight, and how that feels when you're not. There's also all of that youthful insecurity and the logistics of having a sexual relationship while in a dorm - there's a lot of sex in this - and starting to plan your life together. It feels real.
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Summary: The Aces' new PR intern is a mentally ill hot mess who's far from home and missing her old teammates something fierce. The only thing that makes her life bearable is: she's not the only one on the team.
Check Please! | 14,353 words | Rating: PG-13 | Kent/OFC
Andrea, the OFC lead, is awesome. She's a queer woman who's played college hockey and has a continuing interest in women's hockey, so the CWHL comes up in this story, as does minor hockey, as do rec league opportunities because those are all things that are part of her life in some way. She and Kent bond and they're careful with each other, which is really excellent, and there's character growth, too. This story was satisfying on multiple levels.
How I Don't Know What I Should Do With My Hands When I Talk to You by
Summary: When Bellamy turns eighteen, he finds out his soulmate is some guy named Clarke Griffin. Which means he has to figure out how he feels about dating guys.
The 100 | 9,117 words | Rating: R | Clarke/Bellamy
Fluff, essentially. A fic about Bellamy's voyage to feeling comfortable in his sexuality and being prepared to meet his soulmate. Also featuring being friends with an ex. Mostly an interesting exploration of the soulmate trope through the name causing a gender mix-up and meeting your friend's soulmate before they do.
Sure of You by
Summary: In Gee's senior year of college, waking up with sex hair and a vague memory of the girl who gave it to her is just another Friday morning. She's fine with that. She is. And then she meets Frank.
Bandom | 10,938 words | Rating: NC-17 | Frank/Gerard
Gee deals with the weirdness of being in a relationship with someone you wouldn't have expected, and how being a woman in a relationship with a man makes some people think you're straight, and how that feels when you're not. There's also all of that youthful insecurity and the logistics of having a sexual relationship while in a dorm - there's a lot of sex in this - and starting to plan your life together. It feels real.
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snowflake_challenge. Details about the tenth day are here.
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Date: 2018-01-19 08:33 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2018-01-20 03:22 am (UTC)Was your writer a single OTP type, or did it wind its way into all all of their fic in the XF fandom regardless of pairing?