Lady Grey (Stargate SG-1 slash zine)
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| Title: | Lady Grey |
| Publisher: | Ancient's Gate |
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| Medium: | print, CD, downloadable pdf |
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| Fandom: | Stargate SG-1 |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | here |
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Lady Grey is an explicit slash anthology of Stargate SG-1 fiction by Lady Grey. It is AG Showcase Special 14 and 15. Summaries below from the publisher.
Lady Grey 1 is 240 pages.
- Lost in Translation - Following the death of Sarah Gardner, Daniel realizes it’s time he finally learned how to really live. Believing he can never reveal his true feelings to the one he truly loves, he seeks companionship in the hopes that he can find happiness in the arms of someone else.
- A Slip of Metal - Relations with an alien race lead Jack and Daniel to explore a deeper side to their relationship. Jack has trouble dealing with the aftermath, resulting in a long separation for the men. Years later, they are brought together again by these same aliens and discover in each other the soulmate each believed they had lost forever.
- The Gift - While on a very strange alien world, Daniel begins to change from geek to intergalactic babe, and no one is able to resist him -- not even Jack – but the results are horrifying.
Lady Grey 2 contains 244 pages.
- A Mind of My Own - Blackmail is a beautiful thing. So is revenge.
- Rebuttal: A Mind of My Own - Archaeologicus Minor has something to say about it all.
- A Walk in the Park- Sometimes changing your life really is a walk in the park.
- Into the Blue - Aliens made them do it, and it wasn't pretty. Warnings: BDSM and non-con and Darkfic and first time
- Private Dancer - There's Daniel. There's music. There's dancing. Jack gets more than an eyeful.
- Silence - Daniel has something he knows he can never tell Jack, but on a quiet night off world, the truth finds its own way out.
- Stars in His Eyes - Daniel's college roommate provides the necessary push to get him and Jack together.
- Quicksilver - Jack attempts to tell Daniel something important, only he doesn't understand the message himself until Daniel translates it for him much later.
- Reality Check - During the course of an off-world mission, Daniel contemplates what makes some universes more real than others with an interesting new friend.
- Souvenir - Jack makes an announcement without saying a word.
- Through the Looking Glass: The End - After Daniel's death, Jack struggles just to make it through the day. A second chance from an unexpected source brings him hope and happiness.
- Through the Looking Glass: In Darkness Dwell - After changing universes to find Daniel again, Jack must determine what happened to his lover during an off-world diplomatic mission that resulted in Daniel losing his sight.