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The Advantages of Mind Reading
Rating: R for language and implied sex
Word Count: ~12,800 (in 2 parts)
Summary: An off-world mission just isn't the same if two members of the team don't wind up with nanites in their heads. . . .
Part 1
Part 2

A Loose Bolt in a Complete Machine
Rating: PG-13 for language and violence
Word Count: ~50,000 (in 5 parts)
Summary: SG-1 returns to Tekhne to extract Gerard, the inventor of the Vinculum (in Jack-speak, "internet in the brain"). But the mission goes south when Daniel is captured. It's a story about firefights, Ascension, figuring out your place after a long absence, and of course, being able to IM someone's brain.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5

The Analog Myth
Rating: PG-13 for language and violence
Word Count: ~40,000 (in 4 parts)
Summary: While doing routine negations on a planet that might actually be able to help the SGC fight the Ori, SG-1 stumbles upon a familiar technology—the Vinculum, the nanite-based invention that gives the bearer internet-in-the-brain. How did this technology make it from Tekhne, the planet where Jack and Daniel were first exposed, to Aberdone? To make matters worse, the Aberdones have recently experienced a religious revolution and are worshipping a new god . . . one, unfortunately, well known to SG-1.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4

Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
Title: The Analog Myth (3/4)
Author: Em
Rating: PG-13 for language and violence
Word Count: ~40,000 (in 4 parts)
Pairing: Jack/Daniel
Warning: (highlight to reveal) character death (original character)
Summary: While doing routine negations on a planet that might actually be able to help the SGC fight the Ori, SG-1 stumbles upon a familiar technology—the Vinculum, the nanite-based invention that gives the bearer internet-in-the-brain. How did this technology make it from Tekhne, the planet where Jack and Daniel were first exposed, to Aberdone? And since the SGC is negotiating with the Aberdones and forced to unseal the mission files for Tekhne, how long will it be before this invasive technology makes it to Earth? To make matters worse, the Aberdones have recently experienced a religious revolution and are worshipping a new god . . . one, unfortunately, well known to SG-1.

Continued from Part 2.

( The Analog Myth, Part 3 of 4 )

~Continued in Part 4.
Back to Master Post.

Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
Title: The Analog Myth (1/4)
Author: Em
Artist: overreact (pinch hit)
Vidder: brihana25
Rating: PG-13 for language and violence
Word Count: ~40,000 (in 4 parts)
Pairing: Jack/Daniel
Warning: (highlight to reveal) character death (original character)
Summary: While doing routine negations on a planet that might actually be able to help the SGC fight the Ori, SG-1 stumbles upon a familiar technology—the Vinculum, the nanite-based invention that gives the bearer internet-in-the-brain. How did this technology make it from Tekhne, the planet where Jack and Daniel were first exposed, to Aberdone? And since the SGC is negotiating with the Aberdones and forced to unseal the mission files for Tekhne, how long will it be before this invasive technology makes it to Earth? To make matters worse, the Aberdones have recently experienced a religious revolution and are worshipping a new god . . . one, unfortunately, well known to SG-1.

Notes: This is a sequel to The Advantages of Mind Reading and A Loose Bolt in a Complete Machine.
Some dialogue lifted from "Abyss" in Part 4.
Special thanks to my alpha and beta readers: green_grrl for cheerleading and betaing since the outline and lady_ganesh for providing a very thorough beta. Also special thanks to melayneseahawk and sopdetly for help taming out-of-control sentences.
written for stargate_summer
Recced: recced by green_grrl at stargateficrec

Enhanced Content
pinch hit fanart (coming soon) by overreact
Fanvid by brihana25

( The Analog Myth, Part 1 of 4 )

~Continued in Part 2.
Back to Master Post.

Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
Title: Five ways Cameron found out about Jack and Daniel:
Sleeptalker; Phone a Friend; Didn't Aliens Make Them Do It?; Not My Business, Sir; Pillow Talk
Author: Em
Rating: NC-17 (though some are PG)
Word Count: ~1,000
Characters/Pairings: Cameron, Jack/Daniel, Daniel/Cameron
Spoilers: General for Season 9
Prompt: Five ways Cameron found out about Jack and Daniel. from sg1_five_things (Originally posted here and here)
Summary: Five ways Cameron found out about Jack and Daniel.
Notes: written for sg1_five_things

( Five Ways Cameron Found Out About Jack and Daniel )

~Comments and feedback get me caught.

Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
Title: Whatever I Want
Author: Em
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: ~100
Spoilers: set Season 10
Pairing: Daniel/Cameron/Vala
Summary: Daniel and Mitchell cave to Vala's suggestion to play with handcuffs.
Notes: This is a playful continuation of lmichelle599's drabble she posted here.

( Whatever I Want )

~Feedback and comments are just what I want.

Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
Title: I Should Have
Author: Em
Rating: PG
Word Count: ~100
Spoilers: Set Season 10-ish
Characters: Sam & Cameron
Prompt: "things I meant to do," from wiccanslyr's daily drabble prompts
Summary: Trapped in a cell makes you think of things you should have done. . . .
Recced: Now recced at stargateficrec . . . twice!

( I Should Have )

~Feedback and comments are something you meant to do.

Originally posted on September 12, 2005

Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
Title: Stargate Limerick Project
Author: Em
Rating: PG and PG-13, individual limericks are labeled. R and NC-17 limericks are posted here.
Spoilers: General spoilers through Season 9.
Awards: I had limericks win First Place for Cleanest Limrick and Third Place for Best Real Person Limerick.

( Stargate Limerick Project )

~Comments and feedback are appreciated.