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Alliances
You may be looking for Alliance.
| Fanfiction | |
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| Title: | Alliances |
| Author(s): | Sheila Paulson |
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| Genre(s): | gen |
| Fandom(s): | Shadow Chasers/Stargate SG-1 |
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| External Links: | Online here. |
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Alliances is a Shadow Chasers/Stargate SG-1 story by Sheila Paulson.
Reactions and Reviews
The summary goes: "Anthropologist Jonathan MacKensie has located a dangerous artifact that could spell trouble for himself and SG-1." Now, I've never seen Shadow Chasers, but I thought I would give this a go anyway, in case it just worked if I treated the Shadow Chasers characters just as guest-characters in a Stargate story -- and it did. The opening was particularly cool, as we got to see the Stargate folks from the Shadow Chasers folks point of view, and the interaction was delightful; particularly with reactions where the Stargate people are trying not to let things drop.My favourite parts of this story was the character interaction; the actual *action* parts (and the inevitable Very Powerful Alien) weren't quite so interesting to me. (And of course we get the not unexpected Ghostbusters reference which the author seems to like to drop in to a lot of her stories). One of the things which made this story work as a crossover was the former encounter between Benedek and Daniel, and how that impacted on the tensions in the plot. As someone said, if you're going to have a crossover, you need a reason for the crossed people to be there, and that was the *character* reason (as distinct from the plot reason) for them to be there. I liked it.
So... what do *you* think? [1]
References
- ^ Kathryn A at Gen Fic Crit, April 2002