Fic: Slipstream Series - NC-17 - Multiple Fandoms and Pairings

[losyark.livejournal.com]

In an effort to centrilize my archives, I am reposting the entirety of my Meta Mary Sue multi-fandom crossover on my LJ. Here are the new links. The stories are still in the process of being fully uploaded, but they should be all present and accounted for soon. The third story is very close to completion.

The barrier between fiction and reality is more fragile than you think. Trust me.

Slipstream
(COMPLETE)
If you were to fall into your favorite fandom, I mean, really do it, would you tell people? Would you be scared of that character that you are fond of, knowing that he or she really has the power to hurt you for real? Would you pursue the silly crush? Would you warn the heroes of the future? Would you even tell them who and what you are? Odds are, you've answered `yes' to these questions. Once upon a time, I answered `yes' too.

Slipstream II: Quick To Say Yes
(COMPLETE)
I was a Mary Sue. I was a thing of fiction. I am a thing of fiction. The real world no longer suits me. I don't belong here. I have a soul to find. And a promise to keep.

Slipstream III: Atlantian Interlude
(WIP)
by cat_latin , ruinsofmysanity , and losyark
What happens when you can't run any more? When you're tired, and the weight of what you are drags on your shoulders like a yoke? What happens when all you want to do is find somewhere to call home... and that place doesn't want you?



Slipstream IV: Down Once More
(WIP)
by various authors (still accepting stories)
I realized it was the first time I had ever allowed any human into my life in the 'real world'. I stared at my empty mirror and wondered just what the hell I thought I was doing. A human. A person. Here. I could kill her if I wanted to. Oh, so easily. But I didn’t want to. I liked her. She was… not like me. And was. She was intelligent. She was diplomatic. She thought about Popular Culture. I lived it. But I was a killer. I could be. I was a monster. A civilized monster. An ethical monster. But a monster none the less.

And, some further reading on the topic...
The History of Slipstream: Being an account of how and why this series came about.
Navigating the Slipstream: Being an account of my aims and an invitation to participate.
The Mary Sue Checklist: Being the building blocks of deconstructing a Mary Sue.