The Killing Dance

[amalthia]

I just finished re-reading this novel and for some god awful reason I really want to see Anita Blake/SGA crossover stories.

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[azarsuerte.livejournal.com]

Oh good grief! Suddenly I'm picturing Weir trying to figure out what to do with Edward! :-o

[amalthia]

lol! I hadn't even considered Edward yet! but that would be great.

[azarsuerte.livejournal.com]

Talk about your polar opposites--Weir, the violence-as-an-absolute-last-resort diplomat, and Edward the shoot-first-and-ask-questions-later-most-of-the-time assassin. But hooooboy, turn Edward loose on the Wraith and he'd be in humans-aren't-a-challenge-to-kill-anymore heaven!

I could never write it--the details of the Anitaverse just never stuck in my mind well enough to write fic--but I'm with you, I'd love to read it. *g*

[amalthia]

I think Edward would probably love the Pegasus galaxy...though I guess after werewolves and vampires, Wraith might seem a bit too easy to kill.

I'm just trying to figure out how the two worlds would merge, I mean I can't see the military not wanting werewolves on their payroll. Stronger, faster, and better than regular human soldiers. I think maybe a quantum mirror might be the easiest way to merge these two worlds...

As for getting Anita to Atlantis....that might be tricker, besides not a lot of corpses around for her to raise...but Edward or any of the other side characters yeah...Just realized if you tried pulling Anita to Atlantis she'd need an entourage of men to come with her. :)

[calijirl5150.livejournal.com]

Oh someone please right this. Begging on my hands & knees, this would be so kewl, tow of my favorite things in one place. Can you see one of the Werepeople trying to "top" Ronon.

[amalthia]

lol, trying to picture this. :)

[boutondor.livejournal.com]

OMG - you can answer my lifelong (well that's a little exaggerating but close) question... who is Anita Blake???

[amalthia]

rofl...um Anita Blake books are the NC-17 version of Buffy the vampire slayer. The books are about Antia Blake, who is the state's legal vampire executioner and she helps the police solve murders (of the supernatural variety). She's also a necromancer so she raises dead people for a living. So you have zombies, vampires, werewolves (and other were animals), fairies, and other supernatural elements mixed in with modern day America.

It's a combination of horror/action/romance/suspsense/humor and a really good series up to Obsidian Butterfly.

I recommend trying Guilty Pleasures and if you don't like it don't bother with the rest because that's her writing style but it is kind of important to read it in order unless you don't mind spoilers.