More SGA Big Bangs

The Road to Hell by wildcat88 (gen, PG13, 50K words)
Nice solid action/adventure story, fast-moving and enjoyable, focused primarily on John and Ronon but (as usual in Wildcat's stories) featuring sympathetic roles for all of the teammates. With extra bonus Todd, and some interesting tidbits about the Wraith life cycle.

Calling Down the Lightning by dreamwaffles (John/Rodney, PG13, 55K words)
This was just brilliant! An AU in which wizards are rare and powerful -- and, in most nations on Earth, killed on sight. The world-building was fantastic and one of the things I loved most is that unlike most AUs with characters that are magic, mutant or otherwise special, there weren't a lot of them running around; rather than an "us against the world!" thing with half of Atlantis being gifted, the rare magic-users on Atlantis had to hide their true nature even from their closest friends, teammates and lovers.

Thousandmother by springwoof (John/Rodney, NC17, 49K words)
Sometimes it's nice to get a story that puts the sci-fi back in the space opera. The team are stranded and separated, hunted by Wraith and confronted with truly alien aliens. The secondary characters also get quite a bit to do, including Lorne, Zelenka and a guest appearance by SG1.

More SGA Big Bangs

The Road to Hell by wildcat88 (gen, PG13, 50K words)
Nice solid action/adventure story, fast-moving and enjoyable, focused primarily on John and Ronon but (as usual in Wildcat's stories) featuring sympathetic roles for all of the teammates. With extra bonus Todd, and some interesting tidbits about the Wraith life cycle.

Calling Down the Lightning by dreamwaffles (John/Rodney, PG13, 55K words)
This was just brilliant! An AU in which wizards are rare and powerful -- and, in most nations on Earth, killed on sight. The world-building was fantastic and one of the things I loved most is that unlike most AUs with characters that are magic, mutant or otherwise special, there weren't a lot of them running around; rather than an "us against the world!" thing with half of Atlantis being gifted, the rare magic-users on Atlantis had to hide their true nature even from their closest friends, teammates and lovers.

Thousandmother by springwoof (John/Rodney, NC17, 49K words)
Sometimes it's nice to get a story that puts the sci-fi back in the space opera. The team are stranded and separated, hunted by Wraith and confronted with truly alien aliens. The secondary characters also get quite a bit to do, including Lorne, Zelenka and a guest appearance by SG1.