March 7th, 2012
Title: The Material Life of the Californian Suburb by eleveninches
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
eleveninches /
eleveninches
Author Website:
eleveninches
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
eleveninches has a gift for snappy dialogue, exploring wacky concepts that verge on crack-y while still feeling somehow realistic, and giving the characters really interesting non-fanon backgrounds and characteristics while still feeling in-character. I love the quirky humor combined with the genuine emotion between two very different people, despite their differences and communication problems.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
Author Website:
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Title: The Material Life of the Californian Suburb by eleveninches
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
eleveninches /
eleveninches
Author Website:
eleveninches
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
eleveninches has a gift for snappy dialogue, exploring wacky concepts that verge on crack-y while still feeling somehow realistic, and giving the characters really interesting non-fanon backgrounds and characteristics while still feeling in-character. I love the quirky humor combined with the genuine emotion between two very different people, despite their differences and communication problems.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
Author Website:
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Title: The Material Life of the Californian Suburb by eleveninches
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
eleveninches /
eleveninches
Author Website:
eleveninches
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
eleveninches has a gift for snappy dialogue, exploring wacky concepts that verge on crack-y while still feeling somehow realistic, and giving the characters really interesting non-fanon backgrounds and characteristics while still feeling in-character. I love the quirky humor combined with the genuine emotion between two very different people, despite their differences and communication problems.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
Author Website:
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Title: The Material Life of the Californian Suburb by eleveninches
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
eleveninches /
eleveninches
Author Website:
eleveninches
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
eleveninches has a gift for snappy dialogue, exploring wacky concepts that verge on crack-y while still feeling somehow realistic, and giving the characters really interesting non-fanon backgrounds and characteristics while still feeling in-character. I love the quirky humor combined with the genuine emotion between two very different people, despite their differences and communication problems.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
Author Website:
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Title: The Material Life of the Californian Suburb by eleveninches
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
eleveninches /
eleveninches
Author Website:
eleveninches
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
eleveninches has a gift for snappy dialogue, exploring wacky concepts that verge on crack-y while still feeling somehow realistic, and giving the characters really interesting non-fanon backgrounds and characteristics while still feeling in-character. I love the quirky humor combined with the genuine emotion between two very different people, despite their differences and communication problems.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
Author Website:
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Title: The Material Life of the Californian Suburb by eleveninches
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
eleveninches /
eleveninches
Author Website:
eleveninches
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
eleveninches has a gift for snappy dialogue, exploring wacky concepts that verge on crack-y while still feeling somehow realistic, and giving the characters really interesting non-fanon backgrounds and characteristics while still feeling in-character. I love the quirky humor combined with the genuine emotion between two very different people, despite their differences and communication problems.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)
Fandom: Inception
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Categories: Domestic, Humor, Pre-Canon, Post-Canon, Romance (and a bit of Action/Adventure)
Length: Long (35,756 words)
Warnings: Mild violence, includes canon character death & secondary character death
Author on LJ:
Author Website:
Summary:
Arthur seduces Eames into good.
Review:
Arthur was a normal slightly-hipster architect living in a co-op; when Cobb goes on the run after Mal's death, Arthur joins his boss to keep him out of trouble (and avoid any questions about the illegal PASIV device he'd been storing on his kitchen table). Eames has never been on the right side of the law and never had much stability in his life, until he and Arthur start connecting. When Cobb is able to return home, Arthur is relieved to finally be able to resume his normal life. But where does that leave Eames?...completely perplexed by a normal suburban life, and his own feelings about Arthur.
There follows a slightly off kilter romance with peculiar first names, personal anecdotes that are not lies, an arm cast decorated in bewitching art, adventures in condo decorating, epic arguments about recycling and the importance of sorting it, and secret educational forays.
Also, I really enjoyed all the little details of the story, such as the books Cobb writes about architecture with delightfully snobbish and awful titles. A particular part involving a Power Point presentation had me giggling out loud. It's just lots of fun all around.
( Click here to read an excerpt. )
The Material Life of the Californian Suburb (AO3) (DW)