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And Anywhere I Lay My Head
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | And Anywhere I Lay My Head |
| Author(s): | Maria M. |
| Date(s): | July 1997 |
| Length: | ~3,400 words |
| Genre(s): | slash fanfiction |
| Fandom(s): | The X-Files |
| Relationship(s): | |
| External Links: | And Anywhere I Lay My Head (MKRA) And Anywhere I Lay My Head (MKRA, old URL) |
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And Anywhere I Lay My Head is a Mulder/Krycek story by Maria M.
Summary: Mulder/Krycek. What if Krycek came looking for Mulder after *Gethsemane*?
Recs and Reviews
Unknown Date
It's after Gethsemane. Mulder is believed dead by his enemies, including Alex Krycek.[1]
1997
I know the page is terribly gray, but it's raining here, and you can have a story to go with the mood--wistful? Sad? Haunted? The X-Files slash story Anywhere I lay my head by Maria M is all of these things. I would also like to recommend the short and tender Petitions and prayer by the same author.
[2]
1999
Jan says: A theme this time, with X-Files stories ranging from the ridiculous to the sublime: Laura Capozzola's Dead for the Summer, Brooklyn Bentleigh's The Mourning After, and Maria M's And Anywhere I Lay My Head (sorry, this story is no longer available online). It's interesting how every writer deals with similar circumstances in different ways. I love all of these stories, for different reasons.[3]
References
- ^ Worlds Enough. Sylvia's X-Files Slash Recs. (Accessed 04 April 2015)
- ^ the flambeau factory: recommendations 1997, Archived version
- ^ Jan and June's Slash Recommendations: Our Recommendations, 20 April 1999. (Accessed 01 April 2015)