Rec a fic Sunday

I have managed to post every day of May, just as I had decided to. Even if it was just a music video some days. I don’t really plan to keep it up. I’ll still try to post fairly often, but I preer not to have a “must” as that has a tendency to become more stressful than fun.

Title: Kill Me Romantically
Author: lindest
Fandom: Doctor Who
Genre Angst words, Character Study, Slash, Het
Length: 2323
Rating: Adult
Warnings: Explicit sex, reference to non-con
Characters/pairing: The Fifth Doctor/Peri Brown/The Master (Ainley)
Summary: The Master knows Peri better than the Doctor does.
Why I rec it: Apart from the sex, which is well-written and rather hot, what I really liked about this fic was the “otherness” of the Time Lords comparing to Peri’s human mind. Love and hate has no words in Gallifreyan in this fic and, as a consequence, good and bad doesn’t exactly work as usual either. The central character here is the Master who understands both the Doctor and Peri and I think he is rather wonderfully described. The author calls this a PWP but I don’t agree- there are elements here that will stay with you long after reading.

Rec a fic Sunday

I have managed to post every day of May, just as I had decided to. Even if it was just a music video some days. I don’t really plan to keep it up. I’ll still try to post fairly often, but I preer not to have a “must” as that has a tendency to become more stressful than fun.

Title: Kill Me Romantically
Author: lindest
Fandom: Doctor Who
Genre Angst words, Character Study, Slash, Het
Length: 2323
Rating: Adult
Warnings: Explicit sex, reference to non-con
Characters/pairing: The Fifth Doctor/Peri Brown/The Master (Ainley)
Summary: The Master knows Peri better than the Doctor does.
Why I rec it: Apart from the sex, which is well-written and rather hot, what I really liked about this fic was the “otherness” of the Time Lords comparing to Peri’s human mind. Love and hate has no words in Gallifreyan in this fic and, as a consequence, good and bad doesn’t exactly work as usual either. The central character here is the Master who understands both the Doctor and Peri and I think he is rather wonderfully described. The author calls this a PWP but I don’t agree- there are elements here that will stay with you long after reading.