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Despite everything, Crowley and Aziraphale don't get their happy ending. The Book of Life is opened once more, and Aziraphale's name is wiped away.
They start over, and Crowley must bring his angel back again.
And again.
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02 Sep 2025
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Floating Through a Dark Blue Sky by AlwaysBeMyBaby, AlwaysTuesdayToday, shatteredwriters
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
09 Sep 2025
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What happened to Crowley after he was pulled down to Hell in an Edinburgh graveyard in 1827? How did Aziraphale cope with this abrupt and bewildering absence in his life? How did the upheaval of Crowley’s recall to Hell, and its aftermath in the Holy Water fight, almost undo the bond between the angel and the demon?
Through letters sent and unsent, we catch a glimpse of how they floated through the dark blue sky of fate and love for 140 years. We see what they wished to express from their innermost hearts, and how these pleas and hopes had to be recast by the constraints of what they were permitted. Featuring letters from 1851, 1862, 1941, and 1967.
Written for the DIWS (Do It With Style) Strongly Worded Notes epistolary event.
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29 Aug 2025
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“I love you.”
Aziraphale looked up, momentarily caught off guard. His brow furrowed faintly, and he straightened in his seat as though he’d misheard. His hands drifted to the hem of his waistcoat, fingers beginning to fidget in that habitual, unconscious way they did whenever he was processing something unexpected.
“Oh,” he said, blinking. “I wasn’t even doing anything.”
Crowley gave a small shrug, lips twitching into a crooked half-smile. “Yeah, I know.”
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It's game night in the South Downs - expect an evening of Jenga, Battleships, cheating and a boat-load of soft fluffy comfort.
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22 Aug 2025
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In My Mother's House Are Many Rooms by jovipop
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
09 Aug 2025
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An overworked Supreme Archangel Aziraphale escapes Heaven’s relentless march toward the Second Coming, only to find a strange door in his own shop—and steps into a labyrinth of bookshelves and endless doors alongside an angel who is unnervingly familiar. With each doorway revealing visions and memories he can’t fully trust, the answers Aziraphale receives only deepen his conviction that something is profoundly wrong.
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10 Aug 2025
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how deep the sand by bibliocratic
Fandom: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
24 Apr 2019
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