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Suicide Note Found You at the night i lost you
by Dis0rtedEx0rth1uS
This is a Suicide Note.
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Works
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American Werewolf in London (1981)
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Original Work
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
pouring just a hint
by susiecarter
Julian doesn't think about it much these days. Why should he, when it's been so long?But when he does, if he does, well—he considers it part and parcel of Garak, that's all. Disconcerting at first, a little invasive. Awfully close to a line but not quite crossing it, and leaving Julian with absolutely no idea what he's meant to do in response. Garak in microcosm, summarized in a single unexpected gesture.(Or: Julian has always thought Garak just had a weird little habit. Until another Cardassian does the same thing to him, and seems to imbue the gesture with a meaning Julian really had not anticipated.)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
A potentially explicit work
Men's Football RPF
A potentially explicit work
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Altering Course
by AuroraNova
When Julian volunteered to spend six months on Cardassia he set in motion a chain of events which forever changed his life - and Garak's.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Your Love Is My Drug
by tinsnip
Sequel to "When You Go Away." Julian's research project in speculative reproductive xenobiology is turning out to be a little more complicated than he'd hoped... Silly and fun and very light. Highlights: second-season Bashir; flirtatious, fascinated Garak; Cardassian manners; lack of sleep; too much coffee; when when when can I see him again?? Note: this is a sequel, but can easily be read on its own.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
A potentially explicit work
The Arcana (Visual Novel)
A potentially explicit work
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
the gift we cannot destroy
by susiecarter
Julian has no soulmark. He knows what that must mean, and he's learned to accept it. Meeting Garak, getting to know him, is almost enough to make him think—but it's not possible. Garak must have a soulmate, and there's simply no way it could be Julian. Right? (Or: five times Julian thought he was alone, plus the time he realized he'd been wrong all along.)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
The presumption of
by Allemande
When Garak comes back from a business trip, he makes an absolutely delightful discovery: Doctor Bashir, whom he was beginning to think of as just another predictable, boring human, is not who -or rather what- everyone thought he was. (Set right after "Doctor Bashir, I Presume".)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
unremarked and
by bmouse
Jules had a Mark. Someone would have loved Jules.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Hope in Bloom
by AuroraNova
Tari was fortunate to be hired as Councilor Garak's housekeeper. He treats her well, the workload is relatively light, and most of all she's warm. Then the councilor brings home a human lover who might just ruin everything.
The Arcana (Visual Novel)
A potentially explicit work
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Learning the Language
by Allemande
Three-part series starting with Julian Bashir's arrival on Cardassia after the war. The second part is set on DS9, the third on Earth. Learning the Language: Bashir works as a Doctor on Cardassia, learns Kardasi and learns something about his past along the way. ("Friends to lovers") Facing the Past: Bashir accompanies the Cardassian delegation to DS9, meets a few old friends as well as a threat to all of them. ("Established relationship") Stop the Press: Bashir and Garak travel to Earth, where their relationship is discovered and revealed by the press. ("Established relationship") Anthology containing: Learning the Language Facing the Past Stop the Press
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
End Racism in the OTW
by such_heights
Bashir definitely isn't dating Garak. Almost certainly. Probably.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
A potentially explicit work
Men's Football RPF
A potentially explicit work
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine