Wraithbait

Summary: Repost, now with the complete text and less random stopping. Sheppard angst after 'Lifeline'.

Believable and well written, your story realled touched my heart. It actually brought tears to my eyes, and that hasn't happened in a long time.

Summary: Receiving swimming lessons from Teyla was surely Rodney's method of torture for some offense Radek didn't remember committing. (Radek/Teyla)

Great story. So sweet! I love Radek and Teyla together.

Maybe Teyla's baby, rumored in season four, is Radek's. I would like so see that tiny, beautiful, diplomatic, baby genius!

Summary: Rodney's going to destroy a world today.

That's sad and disturbing, shall not analize it too deep. Poor Rodney.
Great story!

Author's Response: Thank you!

Summary: A fate worse than undeath

I shouldn't be laughing. This is sooo wrong!

Summary: It's a rainy day in the Pegasus Galaxy; good thing the mess is serving tacos. Jack/Daniel.

I don't like Daniel that much but poor soul! That's really a fate worse than death and, at this point, he may not even be able to die! Poor Jack. This story trully surprises me. I loved it, even if it's so sad.

This is such an impressive piece of work! Great concept and beautifully done.

Author's Response: wow -- thank you so much for the generous words.

Summary: She'd always thought of Evan Lorne as charming, but never considered him to even be in the same league as her. And her league was pretty small and the batting average wasn't so great either.

That was very sweet! Lorne and Novak is another couple I love.

Author's Response: Thanks! I\'m glad you enjoyed it. :)

Summary: Rodney has a big mouth sometimes.

If I laugh more, I'll hurt myself.

Simply hysterical!

Author's Response: Thanks!

Summary: Five more times Lorne and Sheppard got outed, to slightly less friendly audiences.

Very funny. I hope you write that longer story you mentioned, it would be interesting.

Author's Response: Part of it\'s already underway. It\'ll probably be a few more weeks or a month before it gets posted.

Summary: "I'm not gay, all right?" John announced, dropping his tray on the table with a thud.

That was so romantic! I loved it.

Summary: A tragedy off-world results in a lost limb and drastic changes in Atlantis.

I have to confess that I'm not a fan of f/f but I liked your alternate season 4 universe. I hope to read more.

Do you label f/f sex scenes, right? So, I can avoid them. Gracias.

Author's Response: I\'m glad you enjoyed it! There will be a part two to this story in a few minutes! And I do label when there will be sex scenes, but there won\'t be anything more than a kiss in this story. You have my word (there is an implied m/f post-sex scene, but it\'s not much worse than what you can see on TV these days). I\'m glad you enjoyed it!

Sam and ...? Well, that was unexpected!

But seriously, I like your idea (about how getting Sam in command of Atlantis) better than the real one.

And I looove General Hammond! Nice to see him here.

I enjoyed this chapter a lot.

Author's Response: I have to admit, I\'m a HUGE Sam/Teal\'c fan! (And if you listen to Amanda\'s commentary for Unending, it\'s canon!). I\'m glad you enjoyed it! I wrote the story before any talk of casting spoilers came out, so I was kind of shocked when I heard everything that was happening. I\'m glad you enjoyed it! If I hadn\'t already written it, I would have had to now just to show how Sam went through the process of accepting the appointment (I also prefer the idea of Weir picking her own replacement, rather than the IOA).

Summary: "Antisocial personality disorder is often misunderstood by both professionals and laypeople."

Very interesting concept.

I can't say that's the reason of Sheppard's behavoir because I haven't look that carefully into it, and I don't have the knowledge to discover the signs, but I agree that there are things in our minds that most people will never believe because they're so different from the image we cast.

Anyway, great story. Creepy but good.

Author's Response: Thank you. In relation with this story I often think that Military recruit psychopaths on purpose. A psycho has some great advantages over a normal person in combat situation (diminished sense of fear, lack of compassion to the enemy, complete assurance in a rightfulness of his doings, etc.). Besides, they’re naturally charming in everyday life, so people tend to gravitate towards them. No one would do better as a leader of small military group in gorilla war as a high IQ psychopath. On the other hand psychos have some major drawbacks – for instance such person would not do well inside a chain of command. He’ll be okay with giving orders, but completely unable to take them.

Summary: Title says it all.

That was very good! I liked the second item the best.

Author's Response: Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it!