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Convergence (Smallville story)
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Convergence |
| Author(s): | Rushlight |
| Date(s): | 14 July 2002 |
| Length: | 144 K |
| Genre(s): | slash fanfiction |
| Fandom(s): | Smallville |
| Relationship(s): | |
| External Links: | Convergence (Smallville Slash Archive) Convergence (The Bard's Den) |
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Convergence is a Clark/Lex story by Rushlight. Summary: Dr. Hamilton's experiments on the meteor rocks have an unanticipated side effect that threatens to destroy the very fabric of space and time.
Recs and Reviews
[Destina Fortunato]
Convergence by Rushlight - A plotty AU, a bit complicated but interesting nonetheless, largely due to Rushlight's style of writing. Featuring a favorite type of plot in this fandom: meteor rocks, tears in the space-time continuum, timelines askew, a Lex who's not really the right Lex...[1]
Re-read Convergence by Rushlight on a whim. Actually, not a whim. Was remembering a comment by a reviewer of The Hours that there are many crappy double stories but very few good triple storylines. At that time I thought, not true! Well, not if you've read Convergence recently. Then again, the joy of fanfiction is that there are so many different formats and genres where story-telling is concerned--and that I'm able to read such a variety of stories due to my love of fanfiction. If it were up to me in RL, I would never go for these types of stories. My non-fanfiction-reading self is quite conservative.[2]
References
- ^ Destina Fortunato. Worlds Without Boundaries: Slash Story Recommendations - Smallville and Lord of the Rings. (Accessed 29 March 2021)
- ^ "Luce's Fanfiction Blog, March 24, 2003". Archived from the original on 2024-10-14.