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Ineffable Gothic by pretti_byrd
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
06 May 2020
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Some gothic style ramblings about Aziraphale, Crowley, and (more specifically), their usual haunts.
(May update quite infrequently, but this is a WIP so expect more eventually)
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Onstage they’re fire. Offstage they’re soft. She names him worthy, again and again, until the name fits. He keeps choosing her, and then himself.
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The first time it happens is…enlightening, to say the least.
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Horatio is used to Hamlet's moods and actions by now, or so he thinks. Hamlet breaks his normal patterns by leading Horatio back to his dorm after a day of studying, shortening the ever present distance between prince and scholar.
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Inspired by a post on tumblr where Scully is a vampire but in denial about it and dismisses all of Mulder's claims that she is one. She's just started working on the X-Files and is feeling a sensitivity to sunlight and a thirst for blood but she's not giving in to the ridiculous notion of being a VAMPIRE!
Dana Scully is feeling headachy, tired, hungry and even enticed by the blood of a fresh corpse she's autopsying. She's struggling to function properly and finally turns to Mulder for some of his blood.
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”Good evening all you ghouls and ghosts, I’m Spooky Fox Mulder and this is the Witching Hour…”
Scully is the new assistant medical examiner in Lost Lake. When she discovers a possible cover up, she turns to a local radio personality, ‘Spooky’ Fox Mulder and his popular paranormal news show.
Loosely inspired by the Missing 411 books and the King Falls AM podcast (RIP)
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I didn’t check character death because they start dead. This is a story about boundless love, fate, destiny and the universe. Any angst or sadness will be brief and you’ll know they’ll be ok in the End, always. This is a happy story.
They’ll spend most of it alive. :)Oh…and there will be lots of smut (‘cause it’s me doing the writing).