space_oddity_75
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A snippet of Douglas Richardson's past, on the day his first wife left him and took their young daughter Verity with her, leaving him alone to pick up the pieces.
Warning for angst and heavy drinking. One-shot.
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Takes place during 2.08 and is set in 2007 (with hints to Sam’s canonic death as mentioned in A2A). Written for the LoM Ficathon 2009. Original prompt was ‘scarf, gen, Annie’.
Can someone’s actions in the present create an alternative future for Sam and change the outcome of his past?- Language:
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There’s someone in my head, but it’s not me by space_oddity_75
Fandoms: Life on Mars (UK)
24 May 2013
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Lots of angsty angst. Written for the LoM Ficathon 2008. Title comes from the song ‘Brain Damage’ by Pink Floyd.
Original prompt was: 'Sam meets the Missus; no Sam/Gene; awkward conversation (plus a bit of Sam spazzing and the creepy TCG)'.
Following an accident, Sam finds himself in life-threatening conditions. Will he be strong enough to cope, and will the cure help him get back home? -
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Drabble. Spoilers for LoM (post-2.08) & A2A (1.01); angst. Title comes from Bowie’s song ‘Loving the Alien’ (Album: ‘Tonight’).
My take at how Annie may be feeling after Sam is pronounced dead in 1980. -
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A sort of alternative ending for 2.08, with Angst.
This fic was originally written for the LoM Ficathon 2007; the original prompt was 'Sam & Maya, 2007, Sam cooks'.
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I started imagining how Carolyn and Arthur might have reacted to the bird strike in the St. Petersburg episode (seeing as they were stuck back in the cabin not really in a position to do anything!) and came up with this.
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10 Feb 2014
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Fred Thursday and the aftermath of the first episode, from the POV of his wife, Win (who’s apparently more predictable than ‘the fixed motion of the heavens,’ but he seemed to like that about her.)
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“I thought men your age got this way about their secretaries,” said Win. “Not their bagmen.”
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03 Jun 2013