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Date: 2013-05-09 11:55 am (UTC)1. Hockey at the End of the Word, a dystopia AU which I just made a rec post about;
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2. going up flying, going home, which I will simply c/p my rec for:
(explicit, 43,000 words, Crosby/Toews) by antumbral - 2010 Winter Olympics fic about Team Canada. This is the fic that when I read it I thought, man, this is it, the ultimate hockey fic, the one that no matter if you've never watched a game or even know who any of these people are, you will love this story, and it will make you want to love the game. Some time has passed and perhaps I'm not as star struck as I was when I first read it, but I still think it's a breathtaking story, about Sidney Crosby, with the weight of an entire nation's hopes on his shoulders, during the two near-ethereal weeks of the Vancouver Olympics. The prose is gorgeous, and the intricate, action-packed detail in which the games were written had me on the edge of my seat, but most of all it was the characterization of Sidney and Toews and the - unique atmosphere of the Olympics, I guess, that did it for me. And Crosby/Tazer, oh man. I know you're probably thinking they would win awards for Most Intensest Relationship but really it was actually kind of relaxed! And intense. And fucking beautiful.