Wraithbait

Summary: You know how everyone wanted to see the scene where Rodney found out about Teyla's pregnancy? This isn't it. It's sometime later...

Lovely. Wonderfully sweet. You really made me smile, thank you.

Author's Response: awww! *smooch*

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.

Very cute. I'd love to see that happen. Rodney would be truly adorable as a wee child. :)

Author's Response: ah, but an adorable Rodney is a dangerous thing... *snicker*

Summary: "Oh my God," Rodney says the next day. "I cannot believe you drank all my Labatt Blue." (Tag for "Quarantine")

Hee hee hee hee. Brilliant. And so cute.

Summary: Timeline/Spoilers: Takes place during 402—Lifeline.

Summary: John/Rodney. The power goes out and Atlantis is drifting through space.

It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes. ~Douglas Adams

Very suspenseful, confusing--in a good way!--and fun story. I was surprised that the ending was exactly what Zelenka said it was. I thought it was going to be virtual reality, or Rodney in a coma. Neat surprise. :)

Author's Response: Thanks! I\'m glad you enjoyed it. Sometimes the right answer is the simplest...though in SGA universe that could mean just about anything. :)

Summary: A romantic comedy written for Team Romance during McShep Match. The prompt was "catch-22."

I've read this fic twice now, so I probably should tell you how much I enjoyed it. I especially liked the unforeseen 'catch'--that Woolsey was actually sympathetic. Once again, you have dazzled with your humour and warmth. Thank you.

Summary: Rodney tries to explain the difference between a boy friend and a boyfriend to Madison. John is no help whatsoever.

Really, really sweet. I loved the argument about how good boyfriends they'd be. I'm glad they both won. The ending was really funny, too. :)

Summary: Missing scene from Outcast (Season 4) - SPOILERS! Rodney's POV as he leaves John's quarters.

Awesome! There's another fic very similar to this in the mckay_sheppard community on Live Journal, and it made me smile to see that more than one author had the same thought. And what a great thought it is. This is exactly what Rodney would do, and it fits canon perfectly. Well done. :)

Author's Response: Glad you enjoyed it - and it\'s always nice to know that others think the same way too! Thanks.

Summary: He wasn't the one they wanted. He was the one they *had*. (Sequel to Second Best--it really helps to read that first).

Great sequel. :D The nightmares were indeed creepy as hell and perfect for Jay's situation. I have to admit I *didn't* like the fact that the whole expedition knew he wasn't the original and went along with it--that seemed a bit to deus ex machina for me, I'm afraid--but I understand why you wanted to add it, though I honestly didn't think it was necessary. John had already proved himself by then, even if there had been any question of his having the right to claim the rank and position. But lest you think otherwise, I really enjoyed this. I loved Jay's POV, and how you wrote Caldwell as driven but reasonable. This is a fascinating universe. (Any possibility of us getting the story you mentioned where Rodney is the replacement? That would be icing on the cake.... ::g::) Leah

Author's Response: You have a really good point about the deus ex machina--I guess once I opened that can of worms I didn\'t see any way for Jay to stay unless the deception was openly accepted (okay, I admit it, I just like writing clueless!John). I see what you mean though. Thanks for giving me such excellent and detailed feedback--it really helps alot! As for Rodney...;-)

Summary: Mensa-verse crossover. It warmed Rod's heart to know that the whole leave no man behind thing extended all the way to include alternate realities. (Spoilers for Common Ground and McKay and Mrs Miller)

I really loved your concept of the Mensa Verse, and especially Rod's John. It made me so happy that the story ended up all right in the end! Though I have to admit I was confused as to why the Johns needed new security numbers and promotions and such--didn't they just take over the other person's lives?

Author's Response: I would assume that the SGC, having all its experience with alternate-people, recognises that they are *not* the same (apparently, there was an evil!SG1...?). So while they don\'t mind the Johns sharing clothes, Mensa!John is not entitled to our!John\'s military rank and our!John would not inherit Mensa!John\'s academic degrees. Or so I assumed! But who knows? I learnt the art of people-duplication from Calvin & Hobbes *g* Thanks for reading!

Summary: Illustrated alphabet of death. Complete crack and yet manages to have spoilers for all four seasons.

I can't even describe how much I love this. Thank you so much for posting it here.

Summary: Sheppard's got one chance, and Rodney is going to find it, no matter what.

Excellent. Scary and confusing and fascinating, and I especially loved how *no* death was acceptable to Rodney, even if John got rescued because of it. Because that is exactly how I think of him. Thank you.

Author's Response: Thank you, I\'m so glad you enjoyed it! Yes, I can\'t see Rodney ever willingly sacrificing anyone but himself...

Summary: Drugged-up John and a sorely tested Rodney.

Ah! Sweet! Drugged!John is my favourite! And Rodney was so good and noble with him. Poor Rodney. ::g:: Loved the ending too, of course. ;-> It always makes me so happy when you post your stuff here!

Summary: Chuck felt a slow burn of anger ignite deep in his gut. "There's lots of people who can't control their Gifts," he said slowly. "I happen to be one of them."

A story staring Gate Technician Chuck Campbell, set in the same AU as Aegis. Sequel to Winking Out, though you don't necessarily need to read that story to understand this one. :)

You know I really enjoyed this story. :) I thought Chuck's backstory was terrific, and how you expanded on our very basic idea for his Gift was excellent. And you've made me want to use Martine in another fic.... :)

Author's Response: Hey thanks Monkey! You know I wrote it for you (and SW, o\'course!) so I\'m really glad you liked it! And I\'m *so* glad that\r\nMartine passed the \'Mary-Sue\' test! I\'d love to read about her in one of your stories...\r\nLove ya!\r\nSq