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[goodomensficrecommendations]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Published: 2020-02-28 Completed: 2020-04-19 Words: 62909 Chapters: 18 Rated: G

Faeted

By megzseattle ( @ineffably-good )

Summary:

Ezra fell is an English professor at a prestigious academy for boys. Crowley is the lord of the Unseelie court in the lands without sunrise or moonfall. Somehow fate will bring them together.

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I adore megzseattle’s works (go check out the Serpent and the Seagull series too!). Obviously I’m a sucker for a human AU, even if only one of them is human. ;) This was very sweet and a great read! Highly recommended.

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[goodomenscelebration]

Hey, my friend and I who are both writing stories have not been able to find the collection, either without spaces (goodomenscelebration), or written with spaces (good omens celebration) and searching with partial strings doesn't reveal it either -- lots of collections show up but not this one. I know it exists because I can click on your link and see four or five stories in it but it doesn't seem to be accessible. Tips?

We’re not sure what is up with Ao3 ... it seems to be entirely random who the collection shows up for. There’s a few work arounds!

If you haven’t posted yet you can use this link to add directly to the collection: https://archiveofourown.org/collections/GoodOmensCelebration/works/new

If you have posted already you can put “GoodOmensCelebration” with the capitals in the collections/challenges feild, it will likely still say it didn’t find the collection ... but it adds it anyways?

We are also going through and manually inviting works with any Good Omens Celebration tags on Ao3 as well so no one gets left out due to some random glitch.

[dietraumerei]

ineffably-good replied to your post: Snake and Ring

“be utterly charmed by something that couldn’t even bring him a pastry” – one of those truly perfect sentences, I think. :) This is brilliant!

Aw, thank you so much!

(Also, um, hi everyone! I am glad so many people like this funky little story!)