Community Recs Post!

[glitteryv]

Every Thursday, we have a community post, just like this one, where you can drop a rec or five in the comments.

This works great if you only have one rec and don't want to make a whole post for it, or if you don't have a DW account, or if you're shy. ;)

(But don't forget: you can deffo make posts of your own seven days a week. ;D!)

So what cool fanarts/fics/fancrafts/fanvids/podfics/some other kind of fanwork have we discovered this week? Drop it in the comments below. Anon comment is enabled.

BTW, AI fanworks are not eligible for reccing at recthething. If you aware that a fanwork is AI-generated, please do not rec it here

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[doranwen]

First, I have to submit my usual Leverage rec.

Songs for a Sleeping Girl by DeGuerre (1184 words)
This is the first in a series of one-shots showing Sophie's love language of physical touch with the other team members. I've not even read the next ones yet, but I can already tell they'll be good from this one, which is a Nate/Sophie sickfic, all sweet and very them.



But I also read two absolutely amazing fics this week for The Fugitive and I loved them so much I have re-read them at least two or three times already. I am not joking at all, I keep being drawn to them and adore them. So if you've ever watched The Fugitive (you know, the one starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones), then you really really need to read these. They're both lovely friendship fics and I just HAD to rec them here. ALLLLLLLLL the feels…

Cosmic Irony by OrionLady (16517 words)
The "Samuel Gerard helps Richard Kimble get back into some sense of a normal life and they build a strong friendship in the process" fic you never knew you wanted. It's part of a series - and I like the first and third one too! - but you *can* read this one without reading the others, and this one's my favorite of them all.

The Anatomy of a Heartbreak Éclair by OrionLady (23645 words)
An incredibly beautiful and in-character look at what might have happened after Richard Kimble was exonerated and went back to work - all from Samuel Gerard's perspective. It made me laugh, nearly cry, smile, and sniff, all in turns.

[glitteryv]

Ooooh, these are some interesting-sounding recs! :D