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Forgotten and Unknown by Revenessa
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
14 Jan 2024
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This story continues where the second season ends.
In the quiet heart of Soho, amidst the timeless rhythm of London streets, lived an angel that despite the celestial nature of his being, carried his life as a human. Mr. Azira Fell had forgotten he was an angel. His real name, his past, his angelical memories—all was wiped clean.
In the bustling heart of Mayfair, amidst the eternal chaos of London's streets, resided a demon who, despite his infernal origins, embraced life as a mere mortal. Mr. Anthony J. Crowley had forgotten he was a demon. His true name, his dark past, his infernal memories—all had been erased from his consciousness.
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Aziraphale had thought he had prepared for everything that Heaven would throw at him. The insults, the backhanded compliments, the defiance, even the Book of Life had remained in the back of his mind. What he hadn’t considered, was Falling. But when he finds himself at Crowley’s door, wings blackened and the threat of the Second Coming still hanging over their heads, the pair of them decide to work together to try and stop it and get Aziraphale's angelic status back. But when Crowley starts having strange and terrifying dreams, the two of them can't help but wonder if they're somehow connected to their other problems. And, if they are, what does that mean for the both of them?
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Flights of Fancy by Ineffable_Duck (Thiswasmydesign)
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
27 Apr 2024
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When emotions were created they spread like a plague and caused so much more harm than good, with Aziraphale stuck in the eye of the storm. Aziraphale decided that it would be safest to avoid them entirely, as much as he was able. If only Crowley would stop prodding at that particular wound. He really was a cruel fiend.
Aka the one where Crowley has no trouble telling Aziraphale how much he loves him, but Aziraphale is still oblivious as ever, because demons can't love, right?Series
- Part 1 of Taking Flight
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The End of My World Is You by ineffable_husplants (T_O_S_T_E), T_O_S_T_E, WeepingintheTARDIS
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
21 May 2024
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Crowley dropped to his knees in front of the pentacle. “Fack!!” he exclaimed, tears stinging his eyes behind his glasses. “They killed my best friend! AGAIN!!”
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After Aziraphale turned down the Metatron's offer to become the new Supreme Archangel, Michael decided it was best to strip both the angel and the demon of their memories and powers, separating them to prevent any future interference with the Great Plan. A year later, human Crowley and human Aziraphale accidentally cross paths again, leading to a series of unfolding mysteries.
Where is Muriel? What does a prophecy in a first edition Bible have to do with all of this? Will our dear friends ever remember each other? And what if their reunion spells the end of the world?
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About a depressed demon and an oblivious angel trying to find their other halves without destroying the Universe.Series
- Part 1 of From Dawn to Dusk and Back
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Love is an Action Verb by Snarky_Synesthete
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
14 Sep 2023
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Aziraphale leaves for Heaven to help with The Second Coming, but not everything Upstairs is as it seems. Crowley runs away from his problems until he is suddenly summoned by a trio of unlikely friends trying to save the world (again). Through misadventures, imprisonments, immortal attempted suicide, lucid dreaming, dealing with teenagers, and an off-putting amount of bebop, an angel and a demon try to find their way back to each other as Heaven and Hell close in around them. (I'm aware that this starts off slow. It starts getting good around chapters 5-6, but the Epilogue might be my favorite part.)
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- Part 1 of Love is an Action Verb