dean recs, crossover recs

[cottonsweep.livejournal.com]

Hello, everyone.

I've been looking for a nice, GEN, Dean-centric story. Being new to LJ and the surrounding sites, I can't bloody figure out where to start looking.

Another thing you Americans got right was Leverage. Are there any good crossovers with the show that you blokes are willing to recommend?

My last request: SPN fics with Death. I don't care who exactly Death is in the fic, or where he is or what he's doing, but a nice fic with Death would be awesome.

Comments

[gluisa88.livejournal.com]

Here are a few classics for you:

I'd Drive All Night - http://roque-clasique.livejournal.com/5979.html#cutid1AU. "John's missing, and Dean is hurt. He hasn't gone to Stanford to get Sam... because, you know, he's hurt"

Out of the Dark - http://tifaching.livejournal.com/64042.html#cutid1 "People get misdiagnosed all the time. Especially Winchesters."

Red - http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3169840/1/ "Something evil is killing treeplanters in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, possibly the same predator that Dean narrowly escaped years before. How Grimm will things get before the brothers figure it out?"

In Reverse - http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2787883/1/In_Reverse "After Faith, a job has the boys looking for missing hikers in Wyoming. While Sam worries it's connected to what happened to Dean ten years ago, Dean wonders if Sam would be better off back in the world of normal."

Also, you can check out my Delicious account which is virtually all gen- there are a few het stories but those are very few and, for the most part, very mild.

http://delicious.com/gluisa88/

[cottonsweep.livejournal.com]

Yes! Stanford-era fics are a weakness of mine, so that's going to the top of my bookmarks list.

Cheers, and thank you for the recs!

[marlowe78.livejournal.com]

Absolutely read BigPink! ("Red" and all her others!)

She is, even after all those years being stuck in this fandom, one of my most favorite authors. She writes perfect stories and also gets the feeling right between the brothers.

If you like Stanford-era, check out "Fire in the Hole" as well. It's awesome

[cottonsweep.livejournal.com]

That sounds brill. :D I might as well.