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janto_recs2009-05-15 08:35 pm
dmarley.livejournal.com) wrote in janto_recs2009-05-15 08:35 pm
Entry tags:
- category: broken!ianto,
- category: hurt!ianto,
- category: ianto-centric,
- category: pre-series,
- category: protective!jack,
- category: strong!jack,
- category: vulnerable!ianto,
- genre: angst,
- genre: hurt/comfort,
- length: oneshot,
- post-countrycide,
- post-cyberwoman,
- rating: r,
- reccer: dmarley,
- status: complete,
- wordcount: 1000-5000
"Five Complaints..." by Strangecreature
Title: Five complaints that Ianto Jones has thought about registering concerning Torchwood (and one that he did)
Author:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
strangecreature
Genre: Five Things, Angst, Hurt/Comfort
Rating: R
Summary: The author describes the story as "Crashing around behind the scenes for a wide swath of the first season."
Status: Complete
Length: 4400 words
Warnings: None
Comment or Excerpt from fic: I admit, I'm a huge sucker for the "Five Things" format. Bias aside, though, this is a really good sample of the genre, using the format as a frame and as inspiration, not as a crutch. The story begins during Ianto's first weeks at Torchwood Three and follows the progress of his relationships with the team--and Jack--up through the events of the first season. The "complaints" fit in nicely with Ianto's sense of humor--and sarcasm. It's a nicely well-written and subtle story.
Author:
strangecreatureGenre: Five Things, Angst, Hurt/Comfort
Rating: R
Summary: The author describes the story as "Crashing around behind the scenes for a wide swath of the first season."
Status: Complete
Length: 4400 words
Warnings: None
Comment or Excerpt from fic: I admit, I'm a huge sucker for the "Five Things" format. Bias aside, though, this is a really good sample of the genre, using the format as a frame and as inspiration, not as a crutch. The story begins during Ianto's first weeks at Torchwood Three and follows the progress of his relationships with the team--and Jack--up through the events of the first season. The "complaints" fit in nicely with Ianto's sense of humor--and sarcasm. It's a nicely well-written and subtle story.