due South: Katabasis (Part I)

Apr 08, 2009 14:59

Fandom: due South
Rating: R
Word count: 17,057
Pairing: Fraser/Kowalski
Summary: "I talked to your dad, I went through this place called the Borderland, I had a boat ride, I fed a wolf a doughnut, and I told stories for your soul," Ray interrupted. "This does not mean you are not insane."

Katabasis

year: 2009, pairing: fraser/kowalski, fandom: due south

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bakaknight April 8 2009, 20:24:15 UTC
'they want poets'
Well, that's okay, that's still Ray on the inside then. :D

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nos4a2no9 April 9 2009, 02:22:56 UTC
I'm really, really captivated by this whole story so far. The Borderlands you've constructed here is a fascinating and chilly place, and I can't wait to see what's on the other side of that door. Reading on...

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springwoof April 10 2009, 22:59:27 UTC
I'm really, really adoring this story. It's very "Due-South-y"--all magical realism and metaphor...

Dief, Turnbull, Mort, Bob, and Frannie--such perfect characterizations in such a short space. so wonderful!

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mmmarmalade April 12 2009, 21:18:21 UTC
This is really, really cool. I love your imagination.

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soda_and_capes April 15 2009, 01:20:21 UTC
First of all, I've figured out why you're so good at writing RayK. It's because he actually talks kind of like you. I mean the idioms and things he uses, rather than actual speech patterns, but yeah. He says some of the same kinds of things you say, those things that are almost-but-not-quite Joss Whedon dialogue.

Fraser was just quiet. Maybe Ray should have asked.
Fraser being upset really upsets me. Thought you should know.

Ray figured Fraser was better because leaving the bullpen they were walking in step,
Oh, THIS. This. This is why I love people who are partners.

Fraser went sort of tense under Ray's arm, so Ray backed off.
AND ALSO THIS. Physical cues and being smart about each other and YES.

had smiled at Ray, and it was like he had a light switch to the goddamn sun.
Because LOVE. And also because Fraser.

read the beat-up romance novel he'd stolen off Frannie's desk for the hell of it.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE BIT SO FAR.

. . . You are too good at writing romance-novel prose.

"I am all over it if Fraser's doing some stupid ( ... )

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ariastar April 15 2009, 02:18:29 UTC
Pumpkin pants = the ridiculous uniform pants with the puffy saddlebag things. I have no idea where I picked that particular word for them up ( ... )

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