Preview: Pegasus Purgatorio by MrsHamill

[mrshamill]

Title: Pegasus Purgatorio (for the whole thing, though some parts have other names)
Pairing: Sheppard/McKay
Genre: Action/adventure
Rating: Adult
Words: roughly 115,000
Timeline: This goes AU at about the midway point of the fourth season. The Asuran planet is not destroyed, but the Replicators are partially neutralized (a 'three-laws' patch, they

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Pegasus Purgatorio by MrsHamill

[iadorespike]

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*bounces madly*

Re: Pegasus Purgatorio by MrsHamill

[mrshamill]

Maaaan... I hope I can live up to that!

Re: Pegasus Purgatorio by MrsHamill

[iadorespike]

Well...I've already started reading it, so...so far, so good. Hee!

*twirls you*

[mrshamill]

Thanks! I hope it lives up to that enthusiasm (and I love that icon, it's such a great picture of the Flan).

[taste_is_sweet]

Unbelievably word count! Congratulations on doing all that by the deadline!

For some reason I missed those two bracketing fics. I guess I'll have to read them. Oh, the hardship.... ;D

[mrshamill]

Well, not really, it actually took me a year and a half, for various reasons, and with the two companion pieces, this thing has now turned into the longest single story I've ever written. Erk. I'm just glad to be done with it!

I hope you enjoy all of it.

[grey_bard]

Oh hey! I think this is the one I helped beta a few times a year or two ago! It looks as if it has changed a little, can't wait to see the finished product!

[mrshamill]

Argh! You did! And I left your name off! I knew I missed someone!! I swear I'll add your name when I put it on the website. This fucking story tried to kill me, I swear it did. I'm sorry!

[rissabby]

I decided to put this at the top of my reading list even before the LJ cut. I love scienc-y sci-fi. And, because of a rec, I read the two companion fics less than a week ago.

I am ready. Let the reading marathon begin!

[mrshamill]

Well, by the time I finished researching this story, I felt like I could take McKay on in an astrophysics trivia quiz -- and win. My head nearly went splodey with facts and figures and theoretical/practical applications of physics in a macro environment. More than I ever wanted to learn. So, yeah, I'm glad to see the backside of this one!

Hope you like it!