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And I'll party if I want to!

To celebrate my turning another year older, I've decided to:

a) Induldge in shameless -- but charming, witty, and very upper crust -- fluff.  Yes, that's right, it's Jeeves and Wooster week here at Epic Recs!

b) Post a Birthday Wish List.  Below are a list of fandoms and pairings that I don't currently read, but for which I'd dearly love to get lost in a good, long story.  If you'd like to celebrate my birthday with me, just point me in the direction of a fic that meets one (or more:) of the following topics.  Links are, as always, treasured beyond measure:)  Thanks in advance!

Fandoms I have loved, but wandered away from:
La Femme Nikita: Michael/Nikita
X-Files: Mulder/Scully
(Jossverse fic would be on this list, but season 7 of BtVS destroyed all Jossverse characters for me except for Faith.  And then only because she wasn't actually present in the season till the finale.)

Fandoms I would like to love, but can't seem to find any freaking fic for:
Psych: Shawn/Lassiter
Harry Potter: Hermione/Harry or Draco/Harry
Bones: Booth/Bones
The Closer: Brenda/Gabriel
Monk: Disher/Stottlemeyer
Xena: Xena/Gabrielle
Firefly: Gen (seriously, gen)
Wire in the Blood: Tony/Carol
Ruroni Kenshin: Karou/Kenshin
Fruits Basket: Kyo/Tohru
MacGyver: anything.  Absolutely anything.  Except, you know, death fic.

Other stuff:
Due South: Fraser/Vecchio
Due South: Fraser/Kowalski (just cause that horse isn't quite dead yet...)

Side note: someone mentioned in in a comment to the new fandoms post from last week that L&O: SVU is a good place to find femslash, which got me thinking.  I'm starting to realize that I'm kind of an oddball in fandom in that I don't love slash to the exclusion of het.  Generally speaking, I read slash in fandoms in which there aren't any good female characters (SGA and Smallville fans, feel free to argue with me:); if a fandom does have good, strong female characters, I tend to read het.  And then there's Xena, which doesn't have any good *male* characters (though I'll admit to having a soft spot for Joxer, probably because I have a soft spot for Ted Raimi).  Although, I do think slash is better written as a whole.  Hm...  Where's Blair Sandburg and his adorable anthropological analysis when you need him?