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calufrax2011-12-19 09:05 am
dbskyler.livejournal.com) wrote in calufrax2011-12-19 09:05 am
rec: time and relatives in space, by nostalgia
Hello, I'm dbskyler, your reccer for the week. I'm looking forward to sharing some more of my favorite stories with you, and I hope you find at least one new story you enjoy!
Story: Time and Relatives in Space
Author: nostalgia
Rating: All Ages
Word Count: 1179
Author's Summary: The awfulness of being Amelia Song, aged 14.
Characters/Pairings: Eleventh Doctor/River Song, Amelia Song (OC)
Warnings: Spoilers through the finale of S6
Recced because: There's nothing better than starting off a week with humor, so here is a story that is just marvelous fun from start to finish. Amelia Song, daughter of the Eleventh Doctor and River Song, is a wonderfully surly teenager with two parents who are surprised by her existence. The author sets up the ridiculous situation and then never misses a target or a joke, whether that target is parenthood, teenager-hood, or the timey-wimeyness of Series 6. Enjoy.
The worst thing — at least the current worst thing — was that nobody had arrived yet to pick her up for half-term and that might mean they were trying not to spoiler each other about her existence. Most people had at least one parent who knew they'd been born, after all.
Story: Time and Relatives in Space
Author: nostalgia
Rating: All Ages
Word Count: 1179
Author's Summary: The awfulness of being Amelia Song, aged 14.
Characters/Pairings: Eleventh Doctor/River Song, Amelia Song (OC)
Warnings: Spoilers through the finale of S6
Recced because: There's nothing better than starting off a week with humor, so here is a story that is just marvelous fun from start to finish. Amelia Song, daughter of the Eleventh Doctor and River Song, is a wonderfully surly teenager with two parents who are surprised by her existence. The author sets up the ridiculous situation and then never misses a target or a joke, whether that target is parenthood, teenager-hood, or the timey-wimeyness of Series 6. Enjoy.
The worst thing — at least the current worst thing — was that nobody had arrived yet to pick her up for half-term and that might mean they were trying not to spoiler each other about her existence. Most people had at least one parent who knew they'd been born, after all.
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Nostalgia is one of my very favorite authors!
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