noelia_g

Adjustment Bureau AU for Generation Kill. COME ON, IT MAKES SENSE.

I am posting the first part here so you guys can kick my ass to finish it soon. I think I can count on you?

It will make more sense, I suppose, if you've seen the movie, though I'll be changing a lot. If not, you can probably google a summary.

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Title: All the rules of logic don't apply
Fandom: Generation Kill
Characters/Pairings: Nate/Brad
Wordcount: 4684
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: Based on fictionalised portrayals as seen on the HBO miniseries.
A/N: Iron Man AU. Started as a comment for a prompt, spiralled a little out of control.

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(so I can close the tabs ;))

Day One: Better. Generation Kill, Brad/Nate, college AU, prompts: resident advisor, ties

Day Two: The Pants Down Maneuver. Generation Kill, Brad/Nate, CIA AU, prompt: undercover

Day Three: Here Inside. Generation Kill, Brad/Nate, prompt: forgiveness

Day Four: Hiding. Generation Kill, Brad/Nate, prompt: tree house

I would write more if not for the damn finals. Two exams this Friday, meh. As it is, my plan is a ficlet a day. So far so good :)

Title: Crossed in the places that you never knew to get through (part five)
Fandom: Generation Kill
Characters/Pairings: Nate/Brad, also Ray/Walt
Wordcount: 2389 for this part
Rating: R
Disclaimer: Based on fictionalised portrayals as seen on the HBO miniseries.
A/N: Sorry for the delay, school and work were kicking my ass this past month. There will be one more part of this, I'm aiming to have it done before the end of the year ;). Previous parts: hell, heaven, crossroads, earth

( part five: death )

Title: Crossed in the places that you never knew to get through (part four)
Fandom: Generation Kill
Characters/Pairings: Nate/Brad, also Ray/Walt
Wordcount: 7575 for this part
Rating: R
Disclaimer: Based on fictionalised portrayals as seen on the HBO miniseries.
A/N: NaNoWriMo fic. Previous parts: heaven, hell, crossroads

( part four: earth )

Title: Light up the trenches where my heart lies (until I can see again)
Author: noelia_g
Crafters: komadreja (art) and solookup (the fanmix)
Fandom: Generation Kill
Characters/Pairings: Brad Colbert/Nate Fick, Walt Hasser/Ray Person
Warnings: language, sexual situations but no graphic sex.
Rating: R
Word Count: 20,636
Summary: Actors AU. Brad Colbert and Nate Fick had met on the set of a now cancelled sci-fi show, years ago. Now, Hollywood turns out to be a small town after all, and it’s hard to avoid someone you broke up with. Especially when you both sign up for the same movie.
Disclaimer: Based on characters as portrayed on a tv show. Nothing but fiction.

part one || part two || part three || fanmix || art

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Title: Crossed in the places that you never knew to get through (part one)
Fandom: Generation Kill
Characters/Pairings: Nate/Brad (Ray/Walt in later parts)
Wordcount: 6191 for this part
Rating: R
Disclaimer: Based on fictionalised portrayals as seen on the HBO miniseries.
A/N: NaNoWriMo fic, two. Part one to be found here. Demons AU based on my kink meme ficlet but with many details changed.

( part two: heaven )

Title: Make a list of things you need, leave it empty
Fandom: Generation Kill
Characters/Pairings: Nate/Brad
Wordcount: 8027
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: Based on fictionalised portrayals as seen on the HBO miniseries.
A/N: Written for this prompt at the combat_jack kink meme, because some people are filthy enablers and I wasn't going to write it, and, well. Okay. (Speaking of enabling, the prompt fest is still going, and I'm writing fics from there at least till I get busy with NaNoWriMo and maybe after I'm done with it too.)

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Title: Like northern stars
Fandom: Generation Kill
Characters/Pairings: Nate/Brad
Wordcount: 3,392
Summary: Sequel to Set out on a narrow way, kidfic.
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: Based on fictionalised portrayals as seen on the HBO miniseries.
A/N: Written for kubis prompt at my prompt post, still open btw ;), who wanted to know if Brad and Nate had children in the 'Set out...' verse. The prompt responses were supposed to be short ficlets. See how well I'm doing with that? ;)

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