I'm doing some housekeeping and finding a lot of things I'd neglected to put on the site:
Gone On It -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- aka "the slutty Rodney ficlet". by Telesilla
Imagine Me Behind Your Eyes -- Daniel Jackson/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- Rodney has both sex with Daniel and issues. (crossover with SG-1) by Telesilla
Leave Me Here On Shaky Ground-- NC-17 -- John/Rodney/Ronon -- John's totally fed up with Rodney topping from below and Ronon's very willing to help him teach Rodney a lesson. by Telesilla
The Moon and Stars Were Gifts You Gave -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- John and Rodney's first kiss. by Telesilla
Putting Your Body -- Jack O'Neill/John -- rated NC-17 -- Like Rodney, John gets caught in the crossfire between Jack and Daniel. (crossover with SG-1) by Telesilla
So Very Wrong (but so very good) -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- After the events of Doppelganger Rodney has new fantasy material. by Telesilla
Travel the World and the Seven Seas -- John/Rodney -- NC-17 -- Rodney ties John up in order to do something truly wicked to him. by Telesilla
Unfolding Right Before My Eyes -- John/Rodney -- rated PG-13 -- John's feelings about cuddling have come full circle. by Telesilla
Viewer Discretion Advised -- John/Ronon, Rodney/Teyla -- rated NC-17 -- Rodney knows he shouldn't watch. by Telesilla
We Could Do That, Sure -- John/Rodney -- rated PG-13 -- Rodney hates shopping with John. Part of the Ventura Highway AU, by Telesilla.
You Do It -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- Rodney's up against the wall and John wants to see something. by Telesilla
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Site Update 07/27/08
Just one tonight:
The Vulgar Needs of Life -- John/Rodney -- rated PG -- Bathtubs are important to Rodney. Part of the Ventura Highway AU, by Telesilla.
The Vulgar Needs of Life -- John/Rodney -- rated PG -- Bathtubs are important to Rodney. Part of the Ventura Highway AU, by Telesilla.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Live Long N Marry
Both Darkrose and I have offered up fan fiction for this auction because it's a cause that is quite dear to us. We'll be marrying in September and we'd like our marriage, and the marriages of anyone who wishes to be married, to be legal, even after November 4th.
Darkrose's Offer.
Telesilla's Offer.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Site Update 06/21/08
Three new fics and a bit of silliness:
Breaking the Sound Barrier -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- John won't fuck face to face. By Telesilla
Guaranteed to Blow Your Mind-- John/Rodney -- NC-17 -- John's amazingly macho, all things considered. By Telesilla
Semester's End -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- Rodney's turned his grades in but can't relax. A new Ventura Highway story. By Telesilla
And "I Can Have This" (aka that "Team gives John a gang bang" fic) by way of Wordle:
Breaking the Sound Barrier -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- John won't fuck face to face. By Telesilla
Guaranteed to Blow Your Mind-- John/Rodney -- NC-17 -- John's amazingly macho, all things considered. By Telesilla
Semester's End -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- Rodney's turned his grades in but can't relax. A new Ventura Highway story. By Telesilla
And "I Can Have This" (aka that "Team gives John a gang bang" fic) by way of Wordle:
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
it's been 3.4 weeks since the last time my fandom showed its ass
You know, it's bad enough that SGA has skeezy race issues where their two regular alien characters are played by actors of color. But the fact that the majority of the fans don't think that there's a problem is, frankly, part of the problem.
This time it's the ever fascinating topic of Jason Momoa/Ronon Dex's hair. The story goes like this: when Jason got the part, the producers were a little iffy about his dreads. They went with them for a couple of years and then Jason got tired of trying to play a very physical character with six pounds of hair on his head. And really, who can blame him? So he got permission and cut his hair. A scene where Ronon cut off his dreads was written for an episode set early in the upcoming season and all was good. Oh sure, some fans complained, but Jason and the writers/producers where happy. Sadly, the SciFi channel was not and they axed the loss of the dreads to the tune of a few really painful days after Jason had them sewn back in and then, finally, a $10,000 wig.
In a conversation--which has since been frozen--elsewhere today, more than one person said they were glad the dreads stayed because they made Ronon look more alien. Actually, the word "non-human" was used.
I'm sorry, but what?!
First, there is the plain and simple fact that dreadlocks are worn by a hell of a lot of people here on Earth and have been as long as...well, people have had hair, really. There's nothing alien or non-human about them.
Secondly, Black people (and other people of color) wear dreadlocks, and like other natural Black hairstyles, it can be a controversial decision to make. People have gotten fired for having dreads--or braids or other "ethnic" hairstyles. And honestly, white people, when was the last time that the desire to wear your hair in a natural white person style was controversial?* So yeah, we're already talking about controversial hair here, hair associated with PoCs.
Thirdly...oh God, I can't believe that in this day and age I or anyone else has to explain that calling something associated with PoCs "non-human" is offensive. But apparently, it needs to be said. Putting weird ears on people and doing funny things to their eyebrows makes them look non-human. Putting rubber prosthetics on people's foreheads or painting them blue makes them look non-human. Giving a person physical attributes that don't occur on Earth makes them look non-human. Giving them a HUMAN hairstyle does NOT make them look non-human. And when Black people have been called non-human and/or sub-human for centuries and are still being called that, then no, we shouldn't have to say "hey, that's kind of offensive."
So if you really honestly think that Ronon's hair makes him look non-human, then I have two things to say to you. One: you need to look around and expand your definition of human to include people who have different hair than the white people around you. And two:
PUT ON SOME GODDAMNED PANTS!
*And yes, I know that maybe a few extreme cuts or very long hair on men can be problematical in the workplace, but the fact is that naturally styled white people hair is rarely controversial the way dreadlocks or braids are. This is a part of white privilege that a lot of us don't even think about.
This time it's the ever fascinating topic of Jason Momoa/Ronon Dex's hair. The story goes like this: when Jason got the part, the producers were a little iffy about his dreads. They went with them for a couple of years and then Jason got tired of trying to play a very physical character with six pounds of hair on his head. And really, who can blame him? So he got permission and cut his hair. A scene where Ronon cut off his dreads was written for an episode set early in the upcoming season and all was good. Oh sure, some fans complained, but Jason and the writers/producers where happy. Sadly, the SciFi channel was not and they axed the loss of the dreads to the tune of a few really painful days after Jason had them sewn back in and then, finally, a $10,000 wig.
In a conversation--which has since been frozen--elsewhere today, more than one person said they were glad the dreads stayed because they made Ronon look more alien. Actually, the word "non-human" was used.
I'm sorry, but what?!
First, there is the plain and simple fact that dreadlocks are worn by a hell of a lot of people here on Earth and have been as long as...well, people have had hair, really. There's nothing alien or non-human about them.
Secondly, Black people (and other people of color) wear dreadlocks, and like other natural Black hairstyles, it can be a controversial decision to make. People have gotten fired for having dreads--or braids or other "ethnic" hairstyles. And honestly, white people, when was the last time that the desire to wear your hair in a natural white person style was controversial?* So yeah, we're already talking about controversial hair here, hair associated with PoCs.
Thirdly...oh God, I can't believe that in this day and age I or anyone else has to explain that calling something associated with PoCs "non-human" is offensive. But apparently, it needs to be said. Putting weird ears on people and doing funny things to their eyebrows makes them look non-human. Putting rubber prosthetics on people's foreheads or painting them blue makes them look non-human. Giving a person physical attributes that don't occur on Earth makes them look non-human. Giving them a HUMAN hairstyle does NOT make them look non-human. And when Black people have been called non-human and/or sub-human for centuries and are still being called that, then no, we shouldn't have to say "hey, that's kind of offensive."
So if you really honestly think that Ronon's hair makes him look non-human, then I have two things to say to you. One: you need to look around and expand your definition of human to include people who have different hair than the white people around you. And two:
PUT ON SOME GODDAMNED PANTS!
*And yes, I know that maybe a few extreme cuts or very long hair on men can be problematical in the workplace, but the fact is that naturally styled white people hair is rarely controversial the way dreadlocks or braids are. This is a part of white privilege that a lot of us don't even think about.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Site Update 05/15/08
Two tonight:
Let Your Body Move You -- NC-17 -- John/Rodney -- "But sometimes, when there's time and they have a nice long free evening stretched out ahead of them with no obligations whatsoever, John gets passed around from one of his team to the next, like he's a toy with no other purpose in life but to be played with." by Telesilla
Your Whole World Now Is an Open Door -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- John may not know what he needs, but Rodney does. by Telesilla
Let Your Body Move You -- NC-17 -- John/Rodney -- "But sometimes, when there's time and they have a nice long free evening stretched out ahead of them with no obligations whatsoever, John gets passed around from one of his team to the next, like he's a toy with no other purpose in life but to be played with." by Telesilla
Your Whole World Now Is an Open Door -- John/Rodney -- rated NC-17 -- John may not know what he needs, but Rodney does. by Telesilla
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Site Update 05/07/08 -- PM Edition
I missed this one last night.
Lean On Me (When You're Not Strong) -- NC-17 -- John/Ronon (within OT4) -- Ronon's there for John. (missing scene from "Outcast.") by Telesilla.
Lean On Me (When You're Not Strong) -- NC-17 -- John/Ronon (within OT4) -- Ronon's there for John. (missing scene from "Outcast.") by Telesilla.
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