Title: Nine Times We Met (And One Christmas We Parted)Īdmin J’s notes: This fic is one of the fics I often think about, even when not thinking about reccing. Everything is perfect, just as it should be. He wants for nothing, has the pleasure of his family and friends, and is desperately, irrevocably in love with his husband.
That’s what happens with this fic, and I love it.
Sometimes life is hilarious like that.Īdmin J’s notes: That feeling when you know from the beginning that the shit is going to hit the fan, and when it does so, you still feel bad.
Summary: Dean doesn’t expect to see his one night stand again, but then again he also doesn’t expect to find out he has an STD. The fic is, really, just as good as the name and summary, so in case you haven’t yet read it, do it now. Title: The Way to a Man’s Heart is Through ChlamydiaĪdmin J’s notes: I can’t believe that there is a single person out there who wouldn’t want to read this, just for the name. Somehow, that isn’t the worst part of Dean’s week. The plot is great, and the fic tells Cas’ story kind of like a side plot, and I like that, too. It makes me feels very rebel :’D Also, I love the fic. I’ve got a few of those as well, in case someone’s interested :’D) – Admin JĪdmin J’s notes: I just love the summary. Not judging, though, if catboys are your thing. As they all are from my favourite folders, they all are four or five-star fics, so at least they all should be good! (Meaning: no catboys or anything equally traumatizing. I haven’t really done any extra sorting, just the length so some may be AU, some not, some more porny (who am I kidding, they all are probably porny) as so on.
In this list, you’ll find my personal favourites. Also, I have read so many over 100K fics that just die after the 100K line, like the author too loses interest towards the fic. The fic usually has a good plot and you have time to learn more about the characters but it doesn’t keep going on for centuries. For me, the perfect fic length is something between 50K and 100K.
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