Supernatural: Dean/Sam.
This is such an entertaining and fascinating amnesia fic (which, by the way, like pretty much every other fanfic cliché, I am a huge fan of when it’s done right.)
May 9, 2006
a little superstitious now by estrella; 9.000 words
Supernatural: Dean/Sam.
Body-switching is one of my favorite fanfic clichés and this is totally the perfect take on it. Dean’s voice is fabulous and I really love this Sam. And anyone who can bring the humor along with the sex as well as estrella can is just too freaking cool for words.
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like a hurricane by mona; 2.683 words
Supernatural: Dean/Sam.
Mmmmm car porn. Seriously. I don’t think I can possibly get enough of the many variations on the metallicar + dean + sam = sex theme.
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four seasons by raina; 11.492 words
Supernatural: Dean/Sam.
This totally killed me. I was in tears by the end of the first part and just aching for the rest. Brutal, and honest, and gorgeous. Raina writes a fantastic Dean. And while I am not usually in love with the angst, I found myself actually wishing that the ending was a little more on the angst side.
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April 30, 2006
through the long night by mickey; 1.225 words
Supernatural: Dean/Sam.
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. I love sleepy, just woken up sex, and I love it even more when it’s really not so much about the sex as it is about the characters. This is exactly that.
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conversations over the front seat by JD Sampson; 3.880 words
Supernatural: Dean/Sam.
A little dark and angsty and very hot.
“Up! So maybe you’re not brave enough to get kinky with it, but you think about it, don’t you? Come on.” Dean dragged out the “ah” sound in “on” before finally biting it off at the end. “You’re a Winchester male. You have kinky thoughts, it’s a given, so give.”Sam shifted. His knee bumped the steering wheel and not for the first time in his life he cursed being so tall. “Okay, so maybe I think about it.” Words so very soft in the night.
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the side benefits of archery by meadowmines; 4.720 words
Supernatural: Dean/Sam.
This is totally shamelessly hot crossbow porn. Yum.
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the little death by leandra; 14.127 words
Supernatural: Dean/Sam. Angsty and hot I do sort of wish that the ending wasn’t quite so “and they lived happily ever after” but it’s an enjoyable read nonetheless.
“I never wanted this,” Dean hisses, hands coming up to push at Sam as well, push him off Dean, a bloody finger print now where Dean’s injured palm connected with Sam’s chest. “I swore to myself the night before you left for Stanford, I’d never let it happen again!” he growls, his voice rising. “You fucked it up, Sammy!”
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unspoken by raina; 17.397 words
Supernatural: Dean/Sam.
There are some really fabulous and insightful lines in this story. It’s got a lot of introspection into both Sam and Dean’s characters.
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on the snap by emily brunson; 4.018 words
Supernatural: Dean/Sam.
Raw, angsty and intense. I like that this doesn’t shy away from the sheer fucked-upness that Sam and Dean’s relationship could be like.
Maybe in some weird way they’re both broken, and they can’t be fixed but they can be broken together.
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On Taking It Like A Bitch And Ten Other Ways to Say I Love You by phaballa; 5.337 words
Supernatural/The O.C.: Dean, Seth/Ryan, Sam, little bit of Sam/Jess.
I am such a sucker for crossovers and this one is awesome. Seth Cohen is Sam’s Stanford roommate and it just goes from there. I love this a lot.
On Taking It Like A Bitch And Ten Other Ways to Say I Love You
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finding hell by maya tawi; 26.495 words
Supernatural/Hellblazer (comics version): Dean/John Constantine.
This is a really cool crossover. Set just before the tv series starts, it’s Dean on a job in New Orleans without his dad and in deeper over his head than he’d ever have known. I really like this story because the crossover potential between two canon universes like these is so strong but also because John Constantine is in a whole different league than the Winchester boys never even knew existed. Constantine goes up against the fucking devil himself and lives to fight more demons another day, and that is so much bigger than Dean’s rock salt shotgun and gritty bravado have ever faced.
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under a haystack by emily brunson; 29.228 words
Supernatural: gen.
Dean gets cursed and turned into a seven year old kid. The author calls this crack!fic, and the premise totally is, but this is a surprisingly insightful and complex story for a premise as potentially one-dimensional as some writers may have made it. Emily Brunson is in no way shape or form that writer. We all wonder about exactly what Papa Winchester was teaching Dean when he was growing up and this story goes into that in some really interesting ways. Sam is amazing, sympathetic and perfect in the situation because this opens his eyes up to so many things about how Dean must have grown up (something he sure as hell never thought about from Dean’s perspective ever before.) Plus, Dean is pretty much the most adorable thing on the block no matter how old he is, and at seven I just want to pinch his cheeks and play flashlight tag with him until Sam comes to feed him dinner and glare at me like the over-protective brother he is.
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works in mysterious ways by lyra wing; 10.207 words
Supernatural: gen.
I love a good, solid gen fic and this is a great one. I especially love this because Lyra gives Dean superpowers and who the hell could resist pyro!Dean? note: I’ve linked to part 2 because there’s a link to part 1 from there.
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sever, mirror, and mend by lyra wing; 6.962 words
Supernatural: gen.
This isn’t a crossover per se but it takes some elements from Phillip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy and puts them to very cool use. This is a really neat story.
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untitled by boonies; 2.677 words
Supernatural: gen.
OMG Dean and Sam and an orphaned kid and the metallicar and omg. Dean is so, so awesome when he’s all protective and grudging.
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bargains by rusalka; 15.656 words
Supernatural: gen.
This is such a fantastic story. Dean and Sam go up against a colony of faeries and it’s just, so, so good. Also the last line? Cracked my shit up so much. The dialogue in this is especially good.
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