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Summary: What if the way to the Sagittarius sector took a detour through a rip in space and time and the Pern expedition landed in the Pegasus galaxy 2500 years ago? SGA/Dragonriders of Pern crossover.

Wow, awesome. I haven't read an Anne McCaffrey book in too long. This was just perfect. MOre?

Summary: AU. John is hired to slay the bad tempered dragon living near the village.

This was really fun; I love the bit about Dragon-Rodney eating Kavanagh's goats just so spit him. Please, please write what happens when Jeanne comes to visit!

Summary: Even in child-loving Pegasus the children of the rich and powerful are targets, and the Lanteans are both rich and powerful beyond imagining.

Oh you are awesome; I just got a chance to see "Sins Remember'd" and I thought Fran was interesting. She would totally have been perfect for childcare. Hehe, that guy had no chance.

Author's Response: Thanks!

Summary: McKay's shrill insistence that he was not a clone for goodness sakes, and he was not going to high school again, no matter what they'd managed to talk O'Neill's clone into doing—fell on deaf ears.

NOOOOO, you have to explain the trumpet. What is story with that? You can't just leave it there; what does man?! Ok I'm done whining now.

Author's Response: Hee! I\'m willing to leave the trumpet as one of those mysteries of life. But, if you like, feel free to write the sequel where All Is Revealed....*grin*

Summary: It's not quite a smile on his face, but it's something. It's a start. - Chuck/Kavanagh

This is really cool. I know they're not the same kind of character, but the vilifying of Kavanagh and not McKay when they act essentially the same has always bothered me. It's not really fair. Just because McKay is almost always right is a poor excuse for his behavior.
Thanks for writing a story of someone trying to be nice to the poor guy.

Author's Response: Thank you very much for your comment! I know what you\'re saying. I always thought Kavanagh\'s characterisation was too one-dimensional, although on the other hand that leaves a wonderfully blank state for a writer...

Summary: AU. Sequel of 'To Slay a Dragon'. Mayhem ensues when Rodney's sister and niece come to visit.

Awww, it would have been fun if Madison could have kept her Ogre as a pet. Heheheh

Summary: An offworld celebration leaves John playing wallflower while Rodney dances the night away; a conversation with a little old woman leads John to make a decision, but Rodney has his doubts.

Ronan has awesome comidic timing in this; I'd love to read more.

Summary: complete crack. really. Takes place in the time that had to exist, medically, between Trio and Midway. featuring: an extremely drunk Sheppard and an exhausted McKay.

Aw, no second chapter! I'm so dissapionted; I very much want to hear Sheppard's explainaion.

Summary: A silly bit of nonsense, with no offense meant to the Swedes. All views expressed by Sheppard are his alone, and almost etirely Rodney's fault.

Never have a battle of wits against a genius, even before coffee.

Author's Response: Indeed. Never go up against a genius when sex is involved.

Summary: Nine points of view on John Sheppard and Cameron Mitchell in "Discontinuity."

Your comedy writing is the best I've read. Absolutely BRILLIANT! Carry on!

Author's Response: Thank you!

Summary: Sheppard/OMC Connor Davids is a shy, quiet scientist who keeps to himself but over time finds he's lonely. John Sheppard is the man everyone wants and everyone wants to be except all he wants is quiet understanding. Can he get that from the new Dr. Davids? Can they both overcome gender to be with each other?

This story is now complete.

I get a happy grin each time I see an update for this story; I'm a little sad to see it end. It feels like a long journey taken with Conner, John, Rodney, Eric, Lorne, and so many others. A long way traveled with friends. You tackled some delicate issues with the care and thought they required. I'm gonna read this from the begining all over just so I can pretend the end hasn't come. I'll be watching for your name here and on LJ.

Author's Response: Thank you! It would probably sound really conceited to say that I get a happy grin every time I see a review for this story... so I won\'t say that. *grin* I\'m also sad to see it end, but I think it was time. This would be the most appropriate usage of the word \'bittersweet\' I think. And thank you, when I started I knew there would be some issues to tackle that would be more difficult than easy, but I was resolved and I\'m really glad my readers like the way it turned out. Thanks for taking the journey with me. Cheers, Ace

Summary: There are lots of things to learn when you've just moved into the White House.

You didn't. um that was awesome and I can't even talk right now.

Summary: When Atlantis - upon returning to the Pegasus Galaxy from Earth - breaks apart in hyperspace, only John is saved from the debris. The group of Ancients that retrieved him offer him a bargain: Either he helps them make corrections in some universes, where things have gone wrong, or they put him back where he was found. Reluctantly accepting, John embarks on a lonely journey through a multitude of universes until he finally reaches the place he could again call home.

Epic. Not internet epic, but Beowulf, Odessy, or Dante's Inferno epic. Spectacular wonderous. One thought, just a small thing; 92000+ words is a lot to scoop through. Some chapters might make that number a little more manageable.

Author's Response: Um. Wow. Not sure how to put in words how that review made me/us feel. We\'re kinda ... high on your praise I guess. And insanely grateful you liked it that much. Makes us feel all special *grin* We\'ll see what we can do about making this into chapters, so it is easier to read. =) Thank you so much for your praise and your input.

Summary: Sequel to Neverland--*Mild SLASH* Sheppard/Mitchell.

Having his mom here was different than having John's parents for a visit. For one thing Cam's mom had no idea about any of John's past. She didn't understand why John was so quiet, so contained, so dedicated to Cam and Rodney and Daniel. She didn't understand why John did their laundry and vacuumed their rooms and cooked their meals. Cam was pretty sure his mom thought John was some kind of glorified housewife to all three of them.

Horray for updates; this series is so sweet and sad; I'm privileged to take this journey with John and Cam. Keep on with the excellent work; a story worth crying over is hard to find.

Author's Response: Thank you. I\'m glad you like it. I\'m privileged to have you as a reader along on the journey. Cheers, Ace