an antipathy to space travel

[hedda62]

OMG done and posted (in time for me to go out of town).

Sparrow, I-don't-even-know-where-this-came-from "Person of Interest"/Vorkosiverse crossover. OTP, people.

ImpSec analyst Harold Finch and ex-Armsman John Reese are both lonely outsiders; together, they fight crime. Though that will change, if Simon Illyan has anything to say about it. (I don't know; I needed a summary. Cordelia and Bothari are in it too.)

It is possible that only yunitsa and philomytha will read this; that would be enough for me. But I did make an attempt to be more expository in my writing so that people from either fandom could wander in and enjoy the wackiness (with high moral overtones). And I had SUCH FUN writing it; I can't even tell you.

Comments

[ailis_fictive]

Having not yet watched PoI, I don't have anything useful to say except that's interesting. I think there *are* stories to tell about Barrayar that don't hinge on loyalty, but it's a much more...reachable motivation in that world than in many others. (There's something about how this ties into the Vaagan piece I'm working on, but I don't want to try to poke at it too much because the story's at that malleable point where if I type too much about it, instead of typing *it*, I'll deform it.)

Cordelia and her Betan sensibilities are a fairly handy tool to use to illuminate Barrayar and its sensibilities...I'm thinking especially of Philomytha's new Post Facto, which I'm still processing.

I am both amused and heartened that even LMB seems to have trouble keeping Miles under control--since she had to shove him off-planet to keep him from throwing Captain Vorpatril's Alliance off-course.