Snowflake Challenge #7: Rec yourself

snowflake_challenge #7: Promote/Rec/Sing the Praises of Yourself!

This one is tough, because it goes against the grain for me and I consider most of the points I'd put in to be already covered in challenge #1 (who'd post an introduction to themselves without covering their strong points?) and challenge #2. So instead of repeating the things I already said there, I'd like to add to them:

• I finish my stories / plots, even if it takes years, even if the fandom evaporated while I was writing.
  
• I like to read my own stories, so I polish and tweak them until nothing that (may) irk me is left.
  
• I love to write complex in-character plots that I back up with as much research as necessary.

And since the rec of a writer won't be complete without a slather of works, here are AO3 links for at least one from each fandom I write/wrote in:

1. CLAMP's Tokyo Babylon / X/1999:
   Under Construction
   Summary: Survivors who had learned not to mind that each called somebody else's name in orgasm.
   A story without my usual cast of characters and one of the few that aren't part of the Decagram series, and
   By Unusual Means
   Summary: a story starring Sakurazuka Seishiro and the flu.
   Also not part of Decagram. ;)
   
   
2. Lindsay Buroker's The Emperor's Edge:
   The Dark Side of Fame, The Light Side of Infamity
   Summary: An upcoming novel release, monthly cramps, and a fallen childhood hero tumbling the group into turmoil.
   Bodice Ripper publishing in the Empire. ;)
   
   
3. Adentures of the Galaxy Rangers:
   Cat-Suit
   Summary: Goose's scouting mission to Tortuna goes decidedly wrong. His method of escape has some serious side-effects, though..., and
   Raumjäger
   Summary: "All this began two days before yesterday, or thirty-two thousand years ago, or 1933, or... I don't know when. I'm not sure I'm the one who can tell you. I'm no soldier, no historian or archeologist, and I have serious issues with this. I wish I..."
   Probably the riskiest plot I ever wrote for GR - at least for a German author.