Holodeck 4
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| Website: | Holodeck 4 |
| Author: | Andreyah |
| Dates: | last updated May 2002 |
| Fandom: | Star Trek Voyager, Blake's 7 |
| URL: | http://members.lycos.nl/Andreyah/holodeck4.html http://members.tripod.lycos.nl/Andreyah/holodeck4.html (defunct) |
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Holodeck 4 was a personal slash fanfiction and recommendation site. It was linked at Paris Nights as a Chakotay/Paris site.
Hi, I'm Andreyah. Welcome to Holodeck 4, where I keep my ST: Voyager and Blake's 7 fan fiction. Most of my stories contain explicit sex scenes between two guys. So, if you're under 16, or if homoerotica really isn't your cup of tea, you'd better leave while you can. Otherwise: enjoy. :)
Fanfiction
Voyager
Someday Chakotay/Paris, NC-17. This was one of those stories you simply have to write to get some frustration out of your system. You may not like it. Many thanks to about a dozen beta-readers. :)
Socks Chakotay/Paris, NC-17. Set during Season 3. Socks won a 1998 Stiffie Award for Best Short Story in the ST-category. Originally published in Diverse Doings #3.
Essentials Chakotay/Paris, NC-17. Early Season 4 story. This one took me ages to write (it's long!). Personally, I think this is the best thing I've ever written. Feel free to disagree. :) part 1 part 2 part 3 part 4 part 5 part 6 part 7 part 8 part 9 part 10 part 11 part 12
Superstition Chakotay/Paris, NC-17. My very first C/P, written in the good ol' CPSG-days.
Secure Chakotay/Paris, NC-17. Another oldie, written back in '98.
Starfleet mementos Chakotay-Paris. Very short, very silly.
Blake's Seven
Desertion is a gen story; Blake-Tarrant (sort of). It was originally published in Tales of Space City 2.
Cough Avon/Tarrant. NC-17. Originally published in Liberator Fantasies.
Premise, Avon/Blake. NC-17. Originally published in Tales of Space City.
Crossovers
Shower Blake's 7 / ST: Voyager. Avon/Chakotay. NC-17.
Recs
Voyager
Here you'll find my absolute favourite Chakotay/Paris stories. Mind you: I don't like happy endings, I want plot as wel as hot & hard, and in my perfect universe, Tom and Chakotay are often lovers, but they're not always friends.
Absumption by the Emu isn't Chakotay/Paris. Hell, it's not even slash. Technically, it's Janeway/Paris, but above all, it's a great Voyager story, set during 'Timeless'.
Angstrom by !Super Cat. The only thing that isn't perfect about this one, is that it's not finished. But boy oh boy is it good. In fact, everything Cat writes is amazing.
Belonging by Smaragd is short and devastating. Also, it gets my vote for best first sentence ever: "Tom knelt, naked and shivering, waiting for the One who owned his life." Wow. Warning: this link didn't work when I last checked. :-(
Contact by !Super Cat. Cat is the kind of writer I would love to be. Contact is harsh and BDSM-ish, interspersed with glorious, wry humour. Cat is one of the - perhaps even *the* - best C/P writer I know.
Damage by Julad is a somewhat disturbing story, but it's a good kind of disturbing. Her Tom might be a bit darker than mine, I still find him very recognisable.
First Contact by Ruth Devero. Ruth somehow manages to take a slash cliche and mold it into something amazingly original. First Contact is a terrific C/P, and actually, you'll find a lot more of that on her page.
Once more, with feeling by torch is.... what can I say. If you haven't read it (Huh? This is *torch*!), go read it. And while you're there, go read everything she's ever written.
Rain Dance by L.R. Bowen. It's a pity she doesn't write a lot of C/P. Rain Dance is one of the best C/Ps ever written. I've talked to people who don't share my enthusiasm for this story, and my only explanation is that they may have overlooked the absolutely brilliant plot. Warning: This story isn't available on the net any longer. I could remove the link, but I keep hoping Raindance will return somewhere, somehow. :(
Tattoo by BratKatze is one of those stories you want to read over and over again. With a little luck, you can find it here.
What price, freedom? by Moondancer is a classic, terrific story with lots of yummy Paris angst.
Blake's 7
The B7 universe is dark, and so is most of its best slash. No weddings or happily-ever-after-stuff. Bittersweet and with a sparkle of hope, that's B7 for me. (Okay, not when I'm *writing* it, but that's just because I'm not half as talented as these people)
Pat Jacquerie's Duty is the best Avon/Tarrant ever. It's the best B7 slash story ever. Just go and read it.
Another one by Pat: A Marketable Commodity. The very first slash story I ever read, and I was hooked immediately. Hot, plot, a Tarrant in chains and Avon on top. 'Nuff said.
Blood and Shadows, by Salome, is *very* graphic. Even I found that some scenes were, well, a bit too much. Still, it's a great Avon/Tarrant story.
Crossovers
Incongruity by Calico is a Voyager/B7 cross-over. Boy, do I love Voy/B7 cross-overs. This one is Avon/Paris, and it's very, *very* hot.
Other recs
There's probably no slash fan with a working brain who hasn't read Ghosts by torch, but I'm mentioning it anyway. X-files, Mulder/Krycek, and stunning.