How to Live Through the Epilogue
by whereupon
Supernatural: Gen, R, post-5.22, 3,670 words.
So the thing about endings is that they don't really exist.

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Homesick
by whereupon
Sam/Dean, pre-series, PG-13, 4,700 words.
For iwrotethissong.
Sam is leaving, and taking with him the long hot summer of their lives.

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Anabiosis
by whereupon
Supernatural: Gen, post 2.13, PG-13, 25,800 words.
Nightmares move more quickly in the dark, but they do not require the dark in order to move.

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( anabiosis, part two )

( anabiosis, part three )

Cartography
by whereupon
Dean/ofc, no spoilers, PG-13, 980 words.
She led him through a twist of trees, and gladly, unquestioningly, he followed.

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Music, because the songs have been stuck in my head very often as of late.

Phil Ochs -- There and Now: Live in Vancouver 1968

( album art and tracklist )

Noir
by whereupon
Sam/Dean. PG, no spoilers, 5,208 words.
The boundaries of Sam's universe have begun to blur.

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Something new, in that I have never written Dean/Castiel before, and something borrowed, in that it is a remix of iwrotethissong's " Clean."

Orison
by whereupon
Dean/Castiel. Season four, PG, 2,213 words.
Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose.

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I've no idea why I've been writing so much as of late, guys, but I imagine it'll slow down at some point soon. In the meantime, apologies for spamming you with stories, eh?

Cradle
by whereupon
Sam/Dean. Season one, R, 3,070 words.
It would hurt that much more when he realized his mistake.
A remix (cover version?) of paxlux's " Riptide."

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