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gplusbfics · 6 months
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Cardassia!
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Church of the Immaculate Conception, Orșova, 1977. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.
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gplusbfics · 6 months
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Not a new one, but an old favorite. Thank you to whoever originally made this.
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gplusbfics · 6 months
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One of my fav Garak moments.
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gplusbfics · 6 months
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This Kant go on!
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gplusbfics · 6 months
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Subtext, my dear doctor!
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gplusbfics · 6 months
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So I wrote another one. Yesterday one dropped out of me quickly. Today it was even quicker. Another Depeche Mode inspired Garashir songfic.
Summary:
Garak makes a special gift for Bashir. Over the years, its meaning grows. Songfic based on Depeche Mode's "Blue Dress," although in fact there isn't a blue dress to be found. "Something so worthless Serves a purpose It makes me a happy man Can't you understand?"
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After a year and a half away from this series, away from writing anything, for the second night in a row I've added to it. This story derives from a song off Violator that I've always loved. It's so simple, slow and full of deep love. Listen over on YouTube and see full lyrics over here. Meanwhile, please note that unless otherwise indicated, these individual stories do not connect. They represent various different realities and situations. For example, in one Bashir and Garak never get together, while in another they've been married 40 years, and in yet another Garak has taken Bashir prisoner. That's what I love about fanfic: it's like a multiverse, mirror universes, mirrors cracked, sometimes intersecting, sometimes not, all realities at once.
Enjoy!
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gplusbfics · 6 months
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My meme collection is dominated by Garak but I do have a few Bashirs. Dafuq?
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gplusbfics · 6 months
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Never gets old.
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gplusbfics · 6 months
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Picking up on my Garashir New Wave series afer more than a year, I take Depeche Mode's "Walking In My Shoes" as the inspiration of another short fic. Not quite a drabble, but with fairly minimal plot. They talk a lot.
Setting & Time: DS9, following episode "Broken Link." Garak is in the brig.
Summary: After attempting genocide of the Founders, Garak finds himself in DS9's brig. He has no idea how he's going to manage six months of boredom without going mad. Until one day he has a somewhat unexpected visitor. Would the doctor berate him or, as he sometimes did unknowingly, flirt?
Excerpt: After the rage he'd felt in the face of the female Changeling's threat – wiping out the Cardassian race – he couldn't miss the opportunity for preemptive revenge. So, when he'd seen the weapons arrays were unattended and Odo, Sisko, and the doctor were on the surface, he'd seized the moment and attempted to rid the universe of as many of the loathsome shapeshifters as possible. Alas Worf had to show up at just the wrong moment and thwart his plans. Damn that Klingon.
And of course I have to share the video!
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gplusbfics · 7 months
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Meme time!
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gplusbfics · 7 months
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A collection of Garak reaction memes. Be sassy and cutting!
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gplusbfics · 7 months
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Over the years, I've collected a couple hundred Garak, Bashir and Garashir memes. Time to share them, mostly AGAIN 😂
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gplusbfics · 7 months
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Is this true?! I mean, I guess so, it makes sense… but in 20+ years of devotion to fanfic, I never made this connection.
“Shipping” characters or saying that you “ship” so-and-so means that you consider them a package deal — like a buy-one-get-one-free sale — that’s so convenient you easily send them off on a boat together or drop off at UPS.
I’m asexual and it just didn’t occur to me.
I’m just gonna stick with my image of Garak and Bashir in a boat together. They can be having sex even, but they are definitely in a boat.
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gplusbfics · 8 months
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Anson Mount Talks About the Strike
Last weekend at Dragon Con I attened a couple of great panels with cast members of Discovery and Strange New Worlds. Due to the strike, discussion of the actual shows was off the table and so moderators and audience members had to limit their questions to other things. It worked nicely, IMO. Anyway, the one exception to the not-talking-about-the-thing was in a panel Saturday moderated by Garrett Wang (Harry Kim, Voyager) featuring Christina Chong, Celia Rose Gooding, Anson Mount, Ethan Peck.
Wang kicked things off by talking about the strike for a minute and then handed things over to Anson Mount. I don't know if he knew in advance, but Mount proceeded to deliver parable about the SAG strike that was just epic. I had to wait a few days to locate video but once I did, I transcribed it to share. I've cued the clip so it starts right as Mount begins to speak, but I'm including Garrett Wang's intro in the transcript.
Garret Wang: I'm going to start right now with a discussion on the strike. Let's talk about the strike. I think we should. So a lot of people have misconceptions about the strike. Just to give us some facts, just to lay it out there: Onl7 87% of SAG's membership make enough per year to have health insurance. That threshold is what-- is it $26,000? Something around there, something very low. And that's not per month, that's per year. So not every actor is Tom Cruise. This strike is really not about greedy actors, this is about being treated fairly, about being treated with respect, which is not happening right now."
Anson Mount: Imagine you're sitting in a bar in Los Angeles and outside this big, stretch limo pulls up. The limo is hauling behind it a mega-yacht and the mega-yacht has got one of those helicopter pads on it, with a gold-plated helicopter on it. And from the back of the limo steps a guy with a $7,000 Italian suit, he's got a 24-carat gold tie pin, slicked-back hair, little pencil-thin mustache. He's got an assistant, whose got an assistant, whose got an assistant.
And he walks in the bar and he sees you and he sidles up next to the bar and he says, "Have I got a deal for YOU!" And you say, "Okaaay, what's the deal?" And he says, "Well! I'm starting a business in this brand new field called entertainment-- and I think you'd make the perfect business partner." And you say, "Entertainment, huh? Is that a very lucrative business?" "Oh, no no no no no, we're not making ANY money."
And you say, "Well, OK, what's in it for me, then?" And he says "Well! I will pay you to come in to work for me for one half a day for minimum wage and in exchange you will grant to me permission to use the video of you performing your expertise, as well as your expertise, for the rest of time, in perpetuity, whenever I want, without paying you any more money or asking permission."
And you say, "I don't know… Have you thought about to include me in this? Like maybe a little small percentage of profit, just a little like 2 percent." And he says, "You're insane! We're standing in the breadlines as it is!" And you say "Wait, wait, wait. If you say you're not making any money, 2 percent of nothing is nothing. You wouldn't have to pay me anything." And he says "That's a wonderful idea! I'll pay you 2 percent always-- of nothing." And you say, "That's not what I'm saying. So: let me put it this way. You must have an independent adjudicator or somebody who counts your numbers and lets everybody, all your shareholders, all your workers, know how the business is doing." "Oh, no no no, our numbers are all proprietary information." And you say, "Well, how do I know how the business is doing?" "Well, you'll just have to trusts me, of course."
And you say, "You know what? I just… under these given circumstances I'm not sure I want to work with you." And he says, "How DARE you?! I am going to walk straight out of this bar and when I come back -- and it won't be for a very long time -- but when I do, you'd better be here here waiting and you had better be grateful for my very generous offer of 2 percent of nothing!" And he whips his cape around and he walks out of the bar, followed by his assistant and his assistant and his assistant, and they all pile into the back of the limousine, and the driver tells his assistant driver, "Peel out!" With the mega-yacht, with the helicopter.
I think at that point, any reasonable person would turn to the bartender and say, "I think that guy's out of his fucking mind!" Right? Is it just me?
Garrett Wang: Anson, I gotta say, I've been on many panels and we've had many conversations about the strike, but no one has done a staged reading!"
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Meanwhile, after dwelling a bit more on the strike, the conversation moves on to (necessarily) non-Star Trek topics and is highly enjoyable.
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P.S. Yes, I still exist. No longer active on Tumblr but not because I"m boycotting or anything. We just drifted apart. I do still read Garashir fic but mainly just the same 20 favorites I saved to Instapaper, over and over :)
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gplusbfics · 10 months
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Haven’t posted here forever and ever but…
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gplusbfics · 2 years
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Came across this unsourced and O M G yessss. Think Siddig would be very amused. 
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gplusbfics · 2 years
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I didn’t come up with this idea but I could have.
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