





are highly recommended.

| FINN,ARDUINNA: "Three Day Pass." | |
| 01/03/04 124kb |
Hawkeye/Trapper John. Frank has gone on a three day pass and Trapper and Hawkeye mean to make the most of it. |
| Hawk?" |
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| "Mmm?" |
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| "You
still cold?" |
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| "That's
a stupid question, Trap." |
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| "I
know. I mean, I was just thinking -- it's stupid
for us to be in two
bunks. Sitting next to each other would be a heck of a lot warmer." |
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| Hawkeye thought about that for a minute. "You're right. Move over." | |
| This
is a very sweet story that doesn't lose sight
of reality for one
moment. I love Hawkeye to bits and I was thrilled to find a slash
story set in the M*A*S*H* universe. |
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CULLINAN, KYRA: "So Much For The Afterglow." |
| 01/01/05 47 kb |
Gen. Hawkeye is home in Crabapple Cove but the war's noises have come home with him, destroying the silence and polluting his home town forever. |
| The
silence is going to kill him. |
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| It's doing it slowly, ringing in his ears, pressing cotton-thick against them, and the harder he tries to ignore it, the more oppressive it becomes. He lies in bed at night and can feel it stretching out around him, all that audible emptiness. Hears, in the silence, the beat of choppers in the distance, the midnight crackle of the PA system starting to life. | |
| This
author writes superb gen stories. They're usually quite
melancholy - but they are also powerfull, intelligent and evocative.. |


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