By far the best I've read is Chase's "The Man Who Wasn't There." She totally gets Brian and delves deeper and darker than the show has ever bothered. She doesn't try to change him or wuss him out like the VAST majority of other fic writers do. And she's focusing on his relationship with Michael, not Justin. Oh yeah, and it's got Spike, and action, and violence, thank god.
Everything by the following authors is good, but is unfortunately Brian/Justin:
I haven't found anything else that I would recommend. A few other vaguely tolerable pieces, but nothing really worthwhile.
There's a recs page here, and more recs here, but I didn't find either of these very helpful. Most of it is stuff you'd have to like Brian/Justin to appreciate.
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Date: 2005-05-02 01:08 pm (UTC)By far the best I've read is Chase's "The Man Who Wasn't There." She totally gets Brian and delves deeper and darker than the show has ever bothered. She doesn't try to change him or wuss him out like the VAST majority of other fic writers do. And she's focusing on his relationship with Michael, not Justin. Oh yeah, and it's got Spike, and action, and violence, thank god.
Everything by the following authors is good, but is unfortunately Brian/Justin:
Mint Witch
Valerie
Rachel Anton
Julad
I haven't found anything else that I would recommend. A few other vaguely tolerable pieces, but nothing really worthwhile.
There's a recs page here, and more recs here, but I didn't find either of these very helpful. Most of it is stuff you'd have to like Brian/Justin to appreciate.