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enviropony wrote Tavern Keeper. PG-13. Mike the Watcher, Adam Pierson, MacLeod, Joe. It's hilarious with some brilliant OC's, a great POV and Methos the cynic heckling in the background.
Teresa C wrote Yom Kippur. PG. Methos, Duncan Macleod. I'm reccing this fic because it is the first in a series (Yom Kippur, Communion, Kaddish, Pacing the Cage), and I really want to rec the whole series. This has awesome characterisation of Methos and Duncan (and later, Cassandra), and a lovely original character.
Dejla wrote:
A Kindness of Ravens. Not rated, but author warning: This is adult material. Includes explicit but not graphic f/f, f/m, with implied m/m. Methos, Amanda, Cassandra, OFC. One of the most satisfying Cassandra/Horsemen/Methos resolution stories I've read. The characters we know and love are so well drawn throughout the entirety of this story. It's a real joy as the words spin out into your mind's eye, and you're there in the abbey, and you're feet feel just a tiny bit colder. We're presented with a wonderful Amanda, and Methos, and a three dimensional, well presented original character -- everyone should be so lucky as to have a friend like Jehanne.
Of Larks and Wolves. PG13. Kronos, Joan of Arc. This short fic deals with a newly immortal Joan and her teacher. Totally different take on Kronos from the usual that makes this story especially tasty.
Amonitrate wrote The Wine of Wrath. Not rated. Methos, Kronos. I love a story with a well written, three dimensional Kronos, and this fits the bill nicely. This one is from Kronos' POV set in the interlude between Comes a Horseman and Revelation 6:8.
Jen Allen wrote Consequences. Not rated, but author warning: 'This story contains scenes that are both violent and sexually graphic. Methos/OFC, Methos/OMC, Duncan/Amanda, OMC/OMC, Richie/OFC. Partly because two of my all time favourite original characters, Bryan Cutler and Jim O'Leary. They're both three-dimensional, very real, with complex histories. And they make me laugh. So in addition to being a great story overall, you get to meet characters you'd like to spend some more time with. This is the first story in a trilogy, the other two parts can be found on the authour's website.
Lithium Doll wrote All Fall Down. PG. Methos, Duncan, Amanda, Joe. One of the many things I love about this story is that it deals with the subject of Immortals getting sick. Beyond that, there's lots of great Methos snark, the whole gang eventually being involved, old enemies, and an Immortal who is the 'Typhoid Mary' of plague. It's a great story from beginning to end.
ciceqi wrote:
Lost. Nc/17. Methos/Duncan, Methos/Kronos. This fantastic fic explores the alternate world with Methos as Death, looking at his alternative sefs choices. A wonderful and fun insight into Methos' calculating side, and an underlying search for humanity.
*Oh, Darling! PG-13. Duncan/Methos. 1) Methos is drunk. The barge is in walking distance. Duncan was asleep. Fortunately for Methos, Duncan is amused. 2) A drunk and singing Methos will leave you with a smile.
No, Nay, Never. PG. Duncan/Methos. It's Christmas and there's mistletoe and a wistful Methos.
Heart Shaped Box. R - read the warnings on this one. Duncan/Methos. Angst that hurts in all the right ways.
hmpf wrote 68 Wives. Gen. Methos. Tender and sweet, and beautifully phrased, this story follows Methos's mind as he remembers his wives. wonderful, wonderful stuff.
amand_r wrote:
Heat Goes to Cold. Gen. Methos, ensemble. Written in the second person present, this tale describes a day out of Methos's life and his relationship with the world around him. This story has been around for a decade now, but I still think it's one of the best character pieces of Methos I've read.
One Thousand. Mature. Duncan/Methos. This was one of the first Gathering stories I ever read. It is one of only a handful that I will return to read time and again. It's spare dialogue and narrative set the tone which is typically the author's style. Here are two men coming to the end of life as they know it. Knowing that only one of them can live at all.
Sylvan wrote Not Only horsemen come in fours. NC-17. Methos/OMC. A lovely long highlander fic, with plenty of backstory and some amazing original characters. One I want to read over and over.
cat_77 wrote Love Child. PG-13. Duncan/Methos. It's hilarious! Post The Source, the boys find out things weren't precisely as advertised. Duncan and Methos - especially Methos - are dead on characterizations.
killabeez wrote Mediterraneo. NC-17. Duncan/Methos/Amanda. Duncan is trying to withdraw, but Methos and Amanda have a plan to keep him engaged and otherwise pre-occupied. A trully awesome OT3.
elistaire wrote One Long Dark Seacouver Night. PG. Duncan, Methos. It's one of those fics that I'm sure I'll read again. We join them around 11pm in the evening and don't leave off until near sunrise after a night of random adventure that perfectly captures what I love about the banter between the two of them.
genteelrebel wrote Adam and Joe. NC-17. Methos/Joe. This story fits so seemlessly into canon that I am practically convinced it is canon. Lovely and long, funny and occasionally sad with beautifully crafted characters and a well developed plot.
voland444 wrote Game Over. PG. Duncan/Methos. A lovely short fic where Methos and Duncan disagree about to handle the discovery of immortals by mortals. Wonderfully in character and bittersweet.
Taselby wrote:
Conjugal Visits. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Heart rendering angst, overwhelming guilt and all encompassing love that keeps them coming back for more.
House Lights sequel to Conjugal Visits. PG. Duncan/Methos. If you read Conjugal Visits you'll want to know how it ends and this is the answer.
elynross wrote:
Hope Chest. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Duncan discovers that an old friend may mean more to him than he thought.
Beautiful Friendship. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. It's a romantic comedy done the right way.
Whistling in the Dark. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. After a bad day Methos meets Duncan at Joe's bar and his unrequited love for Duncan who is flirting with a table full of women just make things worse.
Killa wrote:
Full of Grace. R. Duncan/Methos. A piece that takes you through the Duncan/Methos relationship and all it's ups and downs
Matter & Antimatter. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Angst so good it hurts and lots of Joe Dawson in the beginning. It's 4 parts long.
Hafital wrote:
so tonight I might see - the space between, and in the morning, crash of light. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. It takes place after End-Game and is three parts. Duncan is feeling used, lost and guilty over Conner's death. All the characters in the story are multi-dimensional and fully fleshed out infused with personality and emotion.
three days of rain - jazz, thunder, bridge. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. It's three parts - Duncan & Methos and three rain filled days. Wonderful.
Dayspring wrote It's a Date. PG. Duncan/Methos. Duncan and Methos on a double date and are dumped by the girls. Duncan and Methos play off each other perfectly and it has Joe.
Sylvia Volk wrote The Good Student. G (can be read as preslash). Duncan and Methos. This story combines historical accuracy, plottiness, and an interesting original character. And the banter between Methos and Duncan is lovely.
Sandra McDonald wrote The Victories We Claim. G. Methos, OMC. This story deals with a very damaged Methos post-WWII, and his recovery. I love the original character, an Immortal rabbi who adopts Methos as one of his congregation. This story is actually the third in a trilogy, but it's my favorite by far.
Merry wrote Resolution/Intervention. R. Duncan/Methos. This pair of stories (originally published separately, but one continuous narrative) may be the reason I got into Highlander fandom in the first place. The tale has everything -- angst, hurt/comfort, plot, and hot (if mostly understated) sex.
Basingstoke wrote Bride Price. PG. Duncan/Methos, Amanda. It's a cute snippet based on an old custom with a sputtering, indignant Duncan. It'll make you smile.
Tessa Rae wrote:
Joe's Private Bar Journal. PG -13. Duncan/Methos, Joe. Joe's observations of Duncan & Methos while tending and running the blues bar. Joe knows these two better than anyone and his thoughts are intelligent and funny.
Little Moments. PG-13. Duncan/Methos. Duncan thinking about Methos his thoughts are insightful, warm and honest. Nothing angsty or dark here just a nice slightly schmoopy story
Natural Woman. Not rated. Duncan/Methos, Amanda, Joe. It's Amanda dropping in on Duncan and finding much to her surprise and in a thoroughly entertaining way that Duncan and Adam/Methos are together.
White Paper. PG. Duncan & Methos. Tessa Rae has a great style. In this story, Duncan and Methos have been a part for awhile. In a short narrative, she brings them back together. It's well-written, sweet and endearing. She captures both men so well. It will make you sad and it will make you happy.
Kamil wrote Toeing the Line. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. It's a predatory Duncan and a first time Methos. She writes so well that you can totally believe that it's Methos first m/m experience.
Rimau wrote:
Dos Toros. R. Duncan/Methos Amanda, Joe, Richie. It's a fun story with the premise being that it's Armada's birthday party and she wants Duncan to dance the flamenco for her.
Straight from the Heart. PG-13. Richie/Joe, Duncan, Methos. It's Joe's 50th birthday and there's a party It's a little angsty but ends on a happy note.
Amand-r wrote:
Yeah, That One Last Thing. Mature for squick. Joe, Duncan, Methos. This is a dark, angsty fic and it has character death ( not Duncan or Methos). It's written so well that when it finally comes to the end of the story the breath you've been holding will leave you in a whoosh and feeling emotionally strung out.
carenejeans wrote:
Nothing But the Truth. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Too funny! If you enjoy a good belly laugh you'll enjoy this story.
Diana Williams wrote:
Oops! NC-17. Duncan/Methos. A funny sweet sexy romp. It'll make you smile.
Here There be Dagons. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Camping, Tattoos, Duncan/Methos it's fun.
Suze wrote:
Tempting Fate. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Though she's only in the fic minimally the character of Fate is an attention grabber. The actual story is pretty good too though there is an awful lot of pov switching which can get confusing at times.
Please Don't Pet the Methos. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Great dialog and well written characters.
Valentine wrote Brothers and Other Strangers. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Great story line and a sweetly funny Methos.
Vari wrote A Conversation in Miles. PG-13. Duncan, Methos. It's a fun read with great dialog.
macgeorge1 wrote Social Graces. NC17. Duncan/Methos Methos/Other. Funny, well written. The best of Duncan and Methos with a perfect ending. Read if you're looking for something lighter. No bad guys - just Duncan and Methos at their best.
Monica wrote The Domesticity Series. NC17. D/M R/OC Amanda Anne Mary Connor Joe. Great series (10 parts). Monica has some great original characters - unique and well written. You'll love Richie in this series. Duncan and Methos are well written - strong plot that will keep you hooked all the way to the end.
Merry Lynne wrote Last Call. (Click on "Conversations at Joe's & then click on the title under "Humor"). Gen/PG. Duncan, Methos, Joe, Connor. Connor explains "how he won the prize" The truth behind the story of the 1986 Highlander movie. Funny!
Mikey M wrote Dreamscape. PG. Duncan/Methos. Just a nice sweet fic.
Chelle wrote:
Standing Still. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. A sweet first time D/M story.
What Methos Wouldn't Do For. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. A romantic comedy.
Holes. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Angst!
JiM wrote:
Sorrow. PG. Duncan/Methos. Angst that will bring a lump to your throat and a sting to your eyes.
What Do You Want From Me - sequel to Sorrow. PG. Duncan/Methos. You'll want to know how it all turned out.
Lillian Wolfe & Taselby wrote Of Sound Mind and Body. R. Duncan/Methos. A good storyline combined with comedy and dose of drama.
Lillian Wolfe wrote All Things Being Equal - sequel to Of Sound Mind and Body (Story is in the sidebar on the story page of "Of Sound Mind & Body"). R. Duncan/Methos. You really need to read Of Sound Mind and Body to understand this story. It's the follow up and it finished off the story line.
Rachael Sabotini wrote:
Raindrops on Roses. PG. Duncan/Methos. Set after Endgame. She a wonderful writer and this is just lovely.
Odd Ideas. PG. Duncan/Methos. A sweet ficlet that will make you smile.
Courting Diaster. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Romantic comedy that's well written with good dialog.
Lee Ashburn wrote:
Hello. PG. Duncan/Methos. It's told from a third person pov and it's interesting how someone outside a situation views their relationship, especially when that person has a crush on Methos.
Maybe. PG. Duncan/Methos. The sequel to Hello.
Andie P wrote Body Paint, Bar Tabs and Beer. PG -13. Duncan, Methos, Joe, Richie, Amanda. It's laugh out loud funny.
Carenejeans wrote Nothing but the Truth. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. A case of mistaken identitiy leads to some humorous situations and truths
Lasha wrote:
Painted on my Heart. PG. Duncan/Methos. Methos pondering Duncan and their relationship. Angsty.
Before the Final Crack of Dawn. PG. Duncan/Methos. Sequel to Painted on My Heart.
Loch Ness wrote And Then Some. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. This is a long story available to be downloaded as a zip file. It's historical fiction and takes place during WWII.
The Theban Band (theband on deviantart) created:
Duncan MacLeod desktop. G. Duncan MacLeod. Start with Duncan MacLeod wearing a fierce scowl and traditional clothing superimposed over a stunning collage of black and white figures and the results are magic!
Untitled. R but NWS. Duncan / Methos. Nekkid men in bed kissing in sepia tones posed so that it is more sexy than obvious.
A few notes:
1. Some of the links may lead to off LJ sites.
2. Each reader is responsible for double checking warnings on the story itself. It is not my job, nor the job of anyone else, to make sure you’re aware of the contents of the story.
3. I encourage you all to leave feedback for the authors! Feed the authors and they will continue to feed us.
4. This would not have happened if it were not for the generous help of many, many people. In particular, I would like to thank
windiain for making the lovely banners, ithildyn for helping to advertise and to handyhunter for coding the recs list. 5. If you encounter any mistakes, please drop me a note in the comments and I’ll do my best to fix it quickly.
6. Fics with multiple recs are indicated with an *.
7. Lastly, feel free to squee in the comments if you’re so inclined.
enviropony wrote Tavern Keeper. PG-13. Mike the Watcher, Adam Pierson, MacLeod, Joe. It's hilarious with some brilliant OC's, a great POV and Methos the cynic heckling in the background.
Teresa C wrote Yom Kippur. PG. Methos, Duncan Macleod. I'm reccing this fic because it is the first in a series (Yom Kippur, Communion, Kaddish, Pacing the Cage), and I really want to rec the whole series. This has awesome characterisation of Methos and Duncan (and later, Cassandra), and a lovely original character.
Dejla wrote:
A Kindness of Ravens. Not rated, but author warning: This is adult material. Includes explicit but not graphic f/f, f/m, with implied m/m. Methos, Amanda, Cassandra, OFC. One of the most satisfying Cassandra/Horsemen/Methos resolution stories I've read. The characters we know and love are so well drawn throughout the entirety of this story. It's a real joy as the words spin out into your mind's eye, and you're there in the abbey, and you're feet feel just a tiny bit colder. We're presented with a wonderful Amanda, and Methos, and a three dimensional, well presented original character -- everyone should be so lucky as to have a friend like Jehanne.
Of Larks and Wolves. PG13. Kronos, Joan of Arc. This short fic deals with a newly immortal Joan and her teacher. Totally different take on Kronos from the usual that makes this story especially tasty.
Amonitrate wrote The Wine of Wrath. Not rated. Methos, Kronos. I love a story with a well written, three dimensional Kronos, and this fits the bill nicely. This one is from Kronos' POV set in the interlude between Comes a Horseman and Revelation 6:8.
Jen Allen wrote Consequences. Not rated, but author warning: 'This story contains scenes that are both violent and sexually graphic. Methos/OFC, Methos/OMC, Duncan/Amanda, OMC/OMC, Richie/OFC. Partly because two of my all time favourite original characters, Bryan Cutler and Jim O'Leary. They're both three-dimensional, very real, with complex histories. And they make me laugh. So in addition to being a great story overall, you get to meet characters you'd like to spend some more time with. This is the first story in a trilogy, the other two parts can be found on the authour's website.
Lithium Doll wrote All Fall Down. PG. Methos, Duncan, Amanda, Joe. One of the many things I love about this story is that it deals with the subject of Immortals getting sick. Beyond that, there's lots of great Methos snark, the whole gang eventually being involved, old enemies, and an Immortal who is the 'Typhoid Mary' of plague. It's a great story from beginning to end.
ciceqi wrote:
Lost. Nc/17. Methos/Duncan, Methos/Kronos. This fantastic fic explores the alternate world with Methos as Death, looking at his alternative sefs choices. A wonderful and fun insight into Methos' calculating side, and an underlying search for humanity.
*Oh, Darling! PG-13. Duncan/Methos. 1) Methos is drunk. The barge is in walking distance. Duncan was asleep. Fortunately for Methos, Duncan is amused. 2) A drunk and singing Methos will leave you with a smile.
No, Nay, Never. PG. Duncan/Methos. It's Christmas and there's mistletoe and a wistful Methos.
Heart Shaped Box. R - read the warnings on this one. Duncan/Methos. Angst that hurts in all the right ways.
hmpf wrote 68 Wives. Gen. Methos. Tender and sweet, and beautifully phrased, this story follows Methos's mind as he remembers his wives. wonderful, wonderful stuff.
amand_r wrote:
Heat Goes to Cold. Gen. Methos, ensemble. Written in the second person present, this tale describes a day out of Methos's life and his relationship with the world around him. This story has been around for a decade now, but I still think it's one of the best character pieces of Methos I've read.
One Thousand. Mature. Duncan/Methos. This was one of the first Gathering stories I ever read. It is one of only a handful that I will return to read time and again. It's spare dialogue and narrative set the tone which is typically the author's style. Here are two men coming to the end of life as they know it. Knowing that only one of them can live at all.
Sylvan wrote Not Only horsemen come in fours. NC-17. Methos/OMC. A lovely long highlander fic, with plenty of backstory and some amazing original characters. One I want to read over and over.
cat_77 wrote Love Child. PG-13. Duncan/Methos. It's hilarious! Post The Source, the boys find out things weren't precisely as advertised. Duncan and Methos - especially Methos - are dead on characterizations.
killabeez wrote Mediterraneo. NC-17. Duncan/Methos/Amanda. Duncan is trying to withdraw, but Methos and Amanda have a plan to keep him engaged and otherwise pre-occupied. A trully awesome OT3.
elistaire wrote One Long Dark Seacouver Night. PG. Duncan, Methos. It's one of those fics that I'm sure I'll read again. We join them around 11pm in the evening and don't leave off until near sunrise after a night of random adventure that perfectly captures what I love about the banter between the two of them.
genteelrebel wrote Adam and Joe. NC-17. Methos/Joe. This story fits so seemlessly into canon that I am practically convinced it is canon. Lovely and long, funny and occasionally sad with beautifully crafted characters and a well developed plot.
voland444 wrote Game Over. PG. Duncan/Methos. A lovely short fic where Methos and Duncan disagree about to handle the discovery of immortals by mortals. Wonderfully in character and bittersweet.
Taselby wrote:
Conjugal Visits. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Heart rendering angst, overwhelming guilt and all encompassing love that keeps them coming back for more.
House Lights sequel to Conjugal Visits. PG. Duncan/Methos. If you read Conjugal Visits you'll want to know how it ends and this is the answer.
elynross wrote:
Hope Chest. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Duncan discovers that an old friend may mean more to him than he thought.
Beautiful Friendship. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. It's a romantic comedy done the right way.
Whistling in the Dark. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. After a bad day Methos meets Duncan at Joe's bar and his unrequited love for Duncan who is flirting with a table full of women just make things worse.
Killa wrote:
Full of Grace. R. Duncan/Methos. A piece that takes you through the Duncan/Methos relationship and all it's ups and downs
Matter & Antimatter. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Angst so good it hurts and lots of Joe Dawson in the beginning. It's 4 parts long.
Hafital wrote:
so tonight I might see - the space between, and in the morning, crash of light. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. It takes place after End-Game and is three parts. Duncan is feeling used, lost and guilty over Conner's death. All the characters in the story are multi-dimensional and fully fleshed out infused with personality and emotion.
three days of rain - jazz, thunder, bridge. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. It's three parts - Duncan & Methos and three rain filled days. Wonderful.
Dayspring wrote It's a Date. PG. Duncan/Methos. Duncan and Methos on a double date and are dumped by the girls. Duncan and Methos play off each other perfectly and it has Joe.
Sylvia Volk wrote The Good Student. G (can be read as preslash). Duncan and Methos. This story combines historical accuracy, plottiness, and an interesting original character. And the banter between Methos and Duncan is lovely.
Sandra McDonald wrote The Victories We Claim. G. Methos, OMC. This story deals with a very damaged Methos post-WWII, and his recovery. I love the original character, an Immortal rabbi who adopts Methos as one of his congregation. This story is actually the third in a trilogy, but it's my favorite by far.
Merry wrote Resolution/Intervention. R. Duncan/Methos. This pair of stories (originally published separately, but one continuous narrative) may be the reason I got into Highlander fandom in the first place. The tale has everything -- angst, hurt/comfort, plot, and hot (if mostly understated) sex.
Basingstoke wrote Bride Price. PG. Duncan/Methos, Amanda. It's a cute snippet based on an old custom with a sputtering, indignant Duncan. It'll make you smile.
Tessa Rae wrote:
Joe's Private Bar Journal. PG -13. Duncan/Methos, Joe. Joe's observations of Duncan & Methos while tending and running the blues bar. Joe knows these two better than anyone and his thoughts are intelligent and funny.
Little Moments. PG-13. Duncan/Methos. Duncan thinking about Methos his thoughts are insightful, warm and honest. Nothing angsty or dark here just a nice slightly schmoopy story
Natural Woman. Not rated. Duncan/Methos, Amanda, Joe. It's Amanda dropping in on Duncan and finding much to her surprise and in a thoroughly entertaining way that Duncan and Adam/Methos are together.
White Paper. PG. Duncan & Methos. Tessa Rae has a great style. In this story, Duncan and Methos have been a part for awhile. In a short narrative, she brings them back together. It's well-written, sweet and endearing. She captures both men so well. It will make you sad and it will make you happy.
Kamil wrote Toeing the Line. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. It's a predatory Duncan and a first time Methos. She writes so well that you can totally believe that it's Methos first m/m experience.
Rimau wrote:
Dos Toros. R. Duncan/Methos Amanda, Joe, Richie. It's a fun story with the premise being that it's Armada's birthday party and she wants Duncan to dance the flamenco for her.
Straight from the Heart. PG-13. Richie/Joe, Duncan, Methos. It's Joe's 50th birthday and there's a party It's a little angsty but ends on a happy note.
Amand-r wrote:
Yeah, That One Last Thing. Mature for squick. Joe, Duncan, Methos. This is a dark, angsty fic and it has character death ( not Duncan or Methos). It's written so well that when it finally comes to the end of the story the breath you've been holding will leave you in a whoosh and feeling emotionally strung out.
carenejeans wrote:
Nothing But the Truth. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Too funny! If you enjoy a good belly laugh you'll enjoy this story.
Diana Williams wrote:
Oops! NC-17. Duncan/Methos. A funny sweet sexy romp. It'll make you smile.
Here There be Dagons. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Camping, Tattoos, Duncan/Methos it's fun.
Suze wrote:
Tempting Fate. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Though she's only in the fic minimally the character of Fate is an attention grabber. The actual story is pretty good too though there is an awful lot of pov switching which can get confusing at times.
Please Don't Pet the Methos. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Great dialog and well written characters.
Valentine wrote Brothers and Other Strangers. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Great story line and a sweetly funny Methos.
Vari wrote A Conversation in Miles. PG-13. Duncan, Methos. It's a fun read with great dialog.
macgeorge1 wrote Social Graces. NC17. Duncan/Methos Methos/Other. Funny, well written. The best of Duncan and Methos with a perfect ending. Read if you're looking for something lighter. No bad guys - just Duncan and Methos at their best.
Monica wrote The Domesticity Series. NC17. D/M R/OC Amanda Anne Mary Connor Joe. Great series (10 parts). Monica has some great original characters - unique and well written. You'll love Richie in this series. Duncan and Methos are well written - strong plot that will keep you hooked all the way to the end.
Merry Lynne wrote Last Call. (Click on "Conversations at Joe's & then click on the title under "Humor"). Gen/PG. Duncan, Methos, Joe, Connor. Connor explains "how he won the prize" The truth behind the story of the 1986 Highlander movie. Funny!
Mikey M wrote Dreamscape. PG. Duncan/Methos. Just a nice sweet fic.
Chelle wrote:
Standing Still. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. A sweet first time D/M story.
What Methos Wouldn't Do For. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. A romantic comedy.
Holes. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Angst!
JiM wrote:
Sorrow. PG. Duncan/Methos. Angst that will bring a lump to your throat and a sting to your eyes.
What Do You Want From Me - sequel to Sorrow. PG. Duncan/Methos. You'll want to know how it all turned out.
Lillian Wolfe & Taselby wrote Of Sound Mind and Body. R. Duncan/Methos. A good storyline combined with comedy and dose of drama.
Lillian Wolfe wrote All Things Being Equal - sequel to Of Sound Mind and Body (Story is in the sidebar on the story page of "Of Sound Mind & Body"). R. Duncan/Methos. You really need to read Of Sound Mind and Body to understand this story. It's the follow up and it finished off the story line.
Rachael Sabotini wrote:
Raindrops on Roses. PG. Duncan/Methos. Set after Endgame. She a wonderful writer and this is just lovely.
Odd Ideas. PG. Duncan/Methos. A sweet ficlet that will make you smile.
Courting Diaster. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Romantic comedy that's well written with good dialog.
Lee Ashburn wrote:
Hello. PG. Duncan/Methos. It's told from a third person pov and it's interesting how someone outside a situation views their relationship, especially when that person has a crush on Methos.
Maybe. PG. Duncan/Methos. The sequel to Hello.
Andie P wrote Body Paint, Bar Tabs and Beer. PG -13. Duncan, Methos, Joe, Richie, Amanda. It's laugh out loud funny.
Carenejeans wrote Nothing but the Truth. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. A case of mistaken identitiy leads to some humorous situations and truths
Lasha wrote:
Painted on my Heart. PG. Duncan/Methos. Methos pondering Duncan and their relationship. Angsty.
Before the Final Crack of Dawn. PG. Duncan/Methos. Sequel to Painted on My Heart.
Loch Ness wrote And Then Some. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. This is a long story available to be downloaded as a zip file. It's historical fiction and takes place during WWII.
The Theban Band (theband on deviantart) created:
Duncan MacLeod desktop. G. Duncan MacLeod. Start with Duncan MacLeod wearing a fierce scowl and traditional clothing superimposed over a stunning collage of black and white figures and the results are magic!
Untitled. R but NWS. Duncan / Methos. Nekkid men in bed kissing in sepia tones posed so that it is more sexy than obvious.
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Just fyi-- as much as I wish I had,
Nothing But the Truth. NC-17. Duncan/Methos. Too funny! If you enjoy a good belly laugh you'll enjoy this story.
Not me.
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Fixed. :D
Thank you!!
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http://community.livejournal.com/hl_flashfic/30976.html#cutid1