![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small}
[round one] Half Life, by oldblue
Apr. 1st, 2008 06:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
housebigbangmodTitle: Half Life
Pairing: House/Wilson, House/OFC
Rating: R
Length: 28 500 words
Spoilers: Through season three; AU for season four.
Summary: The world changes forever. House and Wilson must cope.
( Excerpt )
Half Life is an amazing work of speculative fiction.oldblue uses the universe of House MD as a jumping off point into an unsolvable mystery and a vision of a dystopic world with little hope for those affected. The level of detail and description makes the story believable and bleak. The richness of the characters' interactions makes the reader feel for them and follow them. Alone even among those who, like him, are afflicted with an ever-increasing lycanthropy, House escapes captivity only to ask Wilson for a more permanent solution. The points of view, especially House's in the guise of the wolf, are effective and powerful. The quietly inevitable last scene of Half Life is wrenching, and oldblue does a wonderful job of carrying the reader through until that ultimate moment.
bythedeadparrot
View full art here
by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
brynnamorgan
View full art here.
Pairing: House/Wilson, House/OFC
Rating: R
Length: 28 500 words
Spoilers: Through season three; AU for season four.
Summary: The world changes forever. House and Wilson must cope.
( Excerpt )
Half Life is an amazing work of speculative fiction.
oldblue uses the universe of House MD as a jumping off point into an unsolvable mystery and a vision of a dystopic world with little hope for those affected. The level of detail and description makes the story believable and bleak. The richness of the characters' interactions makes the reader feel for them and follow them. Alone even among those who, like him, are afflicted with an ever-increasing lycanthropy, House escapes captivity only to ask Wilson for a more permanent solution. The points of view, especially House's in the guise of the wolf, are effective and powerful. The quietly inevitable last scene of Half Life is wrenching, and oldblue does a wonderful job of carrying the reader through until that ultimate moment.by
thedeadparrotView full art here
by
brynnamorganView full art here.
