Eeee! (also, man, I've been wanting to visit Alaska for YEARS. Those pictures are really pushing me over the edge.)
This was really cool seeing what real life things inspired you for the story and what your thought process was while writing it.
I still remember reading that story. I think "Running on Empty" was among the first five Stargate stories I ever read and I kept telling myself "okay, just finish this section and then you have to do the dishes/go for a run/etc" and every section I couldn't stop - I had to know what was coming next. It was so well paced and I could picture the action and the places and the world felt so real and I just loved every minute of it. I loved the way it bounced back between Sheppard and McKay and how we had to figure out what was going on along with the characters and the quotes from the field manual and all of it so very much.
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(also, man, I've been wanting to visit Alaska for YEARS. Those pictures are really pushing me over the edge.)
This was really cool seeing what real life things inspired you for the story and what your thought process was while writing it.
I still remember reading that story. I think "Running on Empty" was among the first five Stargate stories I ever read and I kept telling myself "okay, just finish this section and then you have to do the dishes/go for a run/etc" and every section I couldn't stop - I had to know what was coming next. It was so well paced and I could picture the action and the places and the world felt so real and I just loved every minute of it. I loved the way it bounced back between Sheppard and McKay and how we had to figure out what was going on along with the characters and the quotes from the field manual and all of it so very much.