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General Fan Fiction.

Meet And Greet.
Get to know the members of SG-1 in these stories.

Depending on what episodes you've seen so far, Brenda's Points In Time series is a great place to start. Her stories, starting at the pilot and continuing through season four, focus on the characters' reactions to events on-screen, and will give you a good feel for their personalities.

Read the Points In Time series
Read other stories by Brenda

(If you liked these stories, try OzKaren's Medical Considerations series)

For the lighter side of Stargate, Jonah in the Whale has two excellent stories that show our team in action in sightly unusual circumstances. A Circle Of One's Own has the team forced to undergo IQ testing, with hilarious results. Frolicking is a delightful romp through the Stargate with all of SG-1 just having a good time out there.

Read A Circle Of One's Own and Frolicking

(If you liked these stories, try Jb's First Contact Isn't Easy, Scribe's Initiation,
and MOG & Shawna's Between The Devil And The IRS)

Through The Stargate.
Now that you've gotten acquainted with our team, see them in action.

What if everything you touched turned to dust? Rheanna's Midas Syndrome asks that very question in this piece set early in the beginning of the Stargate program. Jack mysteriously finds himself suffering a bizarre ailment and he and his teammates must find a way to stop it before it's too late.

Read Midas Syndrome
Read other stories by Rheanna

(If you liked this story, try Ellen Caldera's Flashback and Jb & Jmas' Hand In Hand)

Intense and angsty, Jb's True To Form is an adventure about what happens when SG-1 is faced with intense stress, and how that affects each of them and how they interact. Physical, emotional, and intellectual danger lurk throughout.

Read True To Form
Read other stories by Jb

(If you liked this story, try Yum@'s Chosen and Scribe's True Foundations)

At over 1MB, Quality Of Mercy by ELG is one of the longest stories in the fandom, but it's also one of the best. When Daniel is captured by the local Goa'uld-worshippers, his rescue goes sour and all of SG-1 must try to live with the consequences of their actions. An amazing story with SG-1 fighting together in the toughest of situations.

Read Quality Of Mercy
Read other stories by ELG

(If you liked this story, try Julia Reynolds' Amalgamation and
Patrimas' Coercion)

If you're in the mood for something funny after those other stories, Ketchup by JAED is just the thing for you. A hilariously overprotective Jack keeps trying to prevent any manner of harm to an extremely unruffled Daniel, and when Jack's actions cause trouble, it's up to Daniel and his bottle of ketchup to save the day.

Read Ketchup

(If you liked this story, try C. R. Chancy's Lost In Translation and
Kelsie Boyd's Coffee And Confrontations)

Character Studies.
Sometimes you just want to find out more about a member of SG-1.

Daniel is the subject of interest in C. L. Kamnikar's Somnambulist. Daniel's innermost thoughts as he wanders the halls and rooms of the Cheyenne Mountain Complex on a quest for a cup of coffee are alternately witty and poignant, and always entertaining.

Read Somnambulist
Read other stories by Christina Kamnikar

(If you liked this story, try Jb's Dead Moths Don't Fly and
Pewter's Contrary To Popular Belief )

Rheanna writes a classic Jack O'Neill. In her Roses In December, Jack's personal history gets the spotlight as a trip to a deteriorating city of ice somehow causes Jack to slowly lose his memories. As Jack tries to deal with his entire life slipping through his grasp, his friends desperately search for a way to stop the process, but will they be in time?

Read Roses In December
Read other stories by Rheanna

(If you liked this story, try Sidra M. S. Vitale's Apres Vie and
Azpou's Touch The Clouds)

Doctor Daniel Jackson is imprisoned on an alien planet, suddenly and with no explanation. In Corby's Creation Myth, he waits to be rescued, and waits, and waits, and waits. By the time he's finally found, it just might be too late to save the man they once knew. Can Jack find a way to reach his friend and save his soul as well as his mind? Dark and intellectual; a thoroughly intense read with a tough emotional punch.

Read Creation Myth
Read other stories by Corby

(If you liked this story, try Ellen Caldera's A Meeting Of Minds and Battlefields)

Primer Index
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