New Good Omens Fic for Queer_Fest!
Jun. 30th, 2011 10:53 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
vulgarweedTitle: A Prayer for Making Brothers
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vulgarweed
Fandom: Good Omens
Pairing/Characters: Aziraphale-centric, also Aziraphale/Crowley and a scene with Penemue, a semi-fallen angel who appears in angelogical lore but not in Good Omens.
Rating: PG-13
Prompt: A character finds a way to reconcile their faith and sexuality.
Summary: Angels don’t have faith the way humans do; the existence of God is a given. Aziraphale still has his feathers very ruffled over the matter of his sexuality; after all, as an angel, he’s probably not supposed to have one at all. Desire didn’t do the Watchers, who Fell for desire for human women, any favors. But it’s certainly not human women Aziraphale wants – does that make it better or worse? And is he actually gay, demisexual, or just all too specific?
A/N: Huge thanks to my betaquantum_witch. Title lifted from John Boswell's Same-Sex Unions in Premodern Europe.
A Prayer for Making Brothers
Late, as always, but still wiggled it in during Pride Month!
Author:
vulgarweedFandom: Good Omens
Pairing/Characters: Aziraphale-centric, also Aziraphale/Crowley and a scene with Penemue, a semi-fallen angel who appears in angelogical lore but not in Good Omens.
Rating: PG-13
Prompt: A character finds a way to reconcile their faith and sexuality.
Summary: Angels don’t have faith the way humans do; the existence of God is a given. Aziraphale still has his feathers very ruffled over the matter of his sexuality; after all, as an angel, he’s probably not supposed to have one at all. Desire didn’t do the Watchers, who Fell for desire for human women, any favors. But it’s certainly not human women Aziraphale wants – does that make it better or worse? And is he actually gay, demisexual, or just all too specific?
A/N: Huge thanks to my beta
quantum_witch. Title lifted from John Boswell's Same-Sex Unions in Premodern Europe.A Prayer for Making Brothers
Late, as always, but still wiggled it in during Pride Month!
