Leave This Harbor For the Sea; Denial
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Claim: House: general series
Title: Leave This Harbor For the Sea
Author: Otter
Characters: House, Wilson
Prompt: 40.Confession
Rating: PG-13
Length: Long
Brief summary: Despite the way it just sort of effortlessly happens in most first-time fics, changing the balance of a long-standing relationship from friendship to beyond is difficult and awkward, especially if you both happen to be the same sex and ostensibly straight. This fic stands out for writing that reality well, without losing flow or brevity.
Leave This Harbor For the Sea
Claim: House: general series
Title: Denial
Author: Pun
Characters: House, Wilson
Prompt: 43.Denial
Rating: NC-17
Length: Short
Brief summary: Speaking of awkward, this is another first-time fic that captures a lovely balance of awkwardness, lust, affection, and anger in a fairly short space. Some conventions become cliches because in the right hands, they work.
Denial
Claim: House: general series
Title: Leave This Harbor For the Sea
Author: Otter
Characters: House, Wilson
Prompt: 40.Confession
Rating: PG-13
Length: Long
Brief summary: Despite the way it just sort of effortlessly happens in most first-time fics, changing the balance of a long-standing relationship from friendship to beyond is difficult and awkward, especially if you both happen to be the same sex and ostensibly straight. This fic stands out for writing that reality well, without losing flow or brevity.
Leave This Harbor For the Sea
Claim: House: general series
Title: Denial
Author: Pun
Characters: House, Wilson
Prompt: 43.Denial
Rating: NC-17
Length: Short
Brief summary: Speaking of awkward, this is another first-time fic that captures a lovely balance of awkwardness, lust, affection, and anger in a fairly short space. Some conventions become cliches because in the right hands, they work.
Denial
