Hmm. Meme.

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Seen aaaaaallll over the place ...

Comment with a story I've written, and I will tell you one thing I knew, learned, or wondered about while writing the story that didn't make it onto the page.

You can ask about any story, though, SGA or not, even original stories if you want, with the caveat that some of my stories (fanfic and otherwise) have a ton of backstory/context/research, and others pretty much spring fully formed from my head.

I've also broken down and signed up for sticksandsnark, because I miss my fandom. Signups close today, in case you were thinking about it ...

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Running on Empty, please!

eta: And now I see someone just asked for that. If you don't have anything to add, how about That Which Is Broken?

Here's a secret fact about that story from me. In my head I always think of the title as being something like "The Rift Within the Lute" after the oft-repeated phrase in Jeeves and Wooster used to signify a relationship that has been damaged. *g*

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You know, I've never seen or read any Jeeves and Wooster at all (though I think I've picked up the pertinent details by fannish osmosis...).

Running on Empty:
I'm not sure how much of this came through in the story, but at the time, I saw Sheppard as being really, really good at wilderness survival ... moreso, I think now, than later episodes showed him to be in canon. I was working off the Storm/Eye/Defiant One version of Sheppard -- incredibly self-sufficient, a total commando type, entirely capable of surviving for days in the woods with nothing but a knife.

That Which is Broken:
One of the reasons why I originally started writing this story was because I wanted to deal with the fallout from Teyla and Ronon's rift as much as Sheppard and McKay's; I'd seen so many stories dealing with John and Rodney, but none at all having to do with the other main plot in the episode. Of course, the John/Rodney stuff kinda took it over anyway...