SGA Teyla stories
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halfamoonAn bunch of my SGA stories focused on Teyla: gen, femmeslash, and het, a meta, and two recs.
Black Lace, On And Off - Teyla/Laura
Rodney complains of Laura's mouth. Her tongue, he claims, is sharp, but then he never felt her tongue tracing soft circles across his lips.
Precisely My Cup Of Tea - girl!John/Teyla
Over time, you learn all kinds of things about yourself.
Five Men Who Never Wanted Teyla Emmagan - Teyla/various
The line between attraction and action is fine. At least five men in Atlantis walk it very closely.
Five Women Who Never Wanted Teyla Emmagan - Teyla/various
The line between attraction and action is fine. At least five women walk it very closely.
Possibility And Commonality - Teyla, Sam
Playing chicken with a Wraith dart definitely wasn't Sam's idea of fun. Unfortunately, it wasn't as though they had a choice.
Not Usually And Always - Teyla, Vala
It starts when Vala pulls a gun on Teyla.
Laws Of Parsimony - Teyla, team
"Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem."
Fellowship Of The Fridge - Teyla, John.
Mere hours after her people leave the city of the Ancestors for the mainland, Teyla is missing them.
To All Things An Ending - Teyla, Elizabeth
Death is a constant companion to most races of the Pegasus galaxy. In the end, the Pegasus races remember not how a person died, but how they lived.
Persephone Longs For Home - John/Teyla
Teyla learns about pomegranates and living between two worlds.
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a meta
Five Suggestions On How To Write Teyla
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two recs
The Language Of Hard Nouns by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
siriaeve - Teyla, incidental Teyla/Michael
Teyla raised shaking hands to her face and traced the lines of her cheekbones, along smooth skin that was suddenly cooler to the touch, running her fingertips over the two slits in her cheeks which had not been there before. A strange cry forced its way out of her throat, high and inhuman; and that, she thought, with a sudden, dizzying clarity, was appropriate. How could she be human now; what was she anymore?
The Truth About Alliances byvipersweb - Teyla, team, incidental John/Teyla
Teyla always knew she should have explained the way alliances worked in Pegasus before someone else did. Too bad she doesn't have that option anymore.
Black Lace, On And Off - Teyla/Laura
Rodney complains of Laura's mouth. Her tongue, he claims, is sharp, but then he never felt her tongue tracing soft circles across his lips.
Precisely My Cup Of Tea - girl!John/Teyla
Over time, you learn all kinds of things about yourself.
Five Men Who Never Wanted Teyla Emmagan - Teyla/various
The line between attraction and action is fine. At least five men in Atlantis walk it very closely.
Five Women Who Never Wanted Teyla Emmagan - Teyla/various
The line between attraction and action is fine. At least five women walk it very closely.
Possibility And Commonality - Teyla, Sam
Playing chicken with a Wraith dart definitely wasn't Sam's idea of fun. Unfortunately, it wasn't as though they had a choice.
Not Usually And Always - Teyla, Vala
It starts when Vala pulls a gun on Teyla.
Laws Of Parsimony - Teyla, team
"Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem."
Fellowship Of The Fridge - Teyla, John.
Mere hours after her people leave the city of the Ancestors for the mainland, Teyla is missing them.
To All Things An Ending - Teyla, Elizabeth
Death is a constant companion to most races of the Pegasus galaxy. In the end, the Pegasus races remember not how a person died, but how they lived.
Persephone Longs For Home - John/Teyla
Teyla learns about pomegranates and living between two worlds.
--
a meta
Five Suggestions On How To Write Teyla
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two recs
The Language Of Hard Nouns by
siriaeve - Teyla, incidental Teyla/MichaelTeyla raised shaking hands to her face and traced the lines of her cheekbones, along smooth skin that was suddenly cooler to the touch, running her fingertips over the two slits in her cheeks which had not been there before. A strange cry forced its way out of her throat, high and inhuman; and that, she thought, with a sudden, dizzying clarity, was appropriate. How could she be human now; what was she anymore?
The Truth About Alliances by
vipersweb - Teyla, team, incidental John/TeylaTeyla always knew she should have explained the way alliances worked in Pegasus before someone else did. Too bad she doesn't have that option anymore.
