SPN: Your Kind Prison
Dec. 5th, 2014 05:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kalakiryaTitle: Your Kind Prison
Author:![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
whit_merule
Reader:kalakirya
Fandom: Supernatural
Pairings: Gabriel/Sam, Dean/Castiel (one instance of Gabriel/Dean)
Rating: explicit
Summary: Humans talk of the Fall as if it were one finite event, one story alone. But Lucifer was not the only archangel to fall. Each of them fell, one by one, in their own way. Some of them fell many times. And now the sky is full of falling stars, falling angels. The last archangel watches them fall, and has to make a choice between continuing as he is and learning - teaching all of them - to write a new own story, to set against Metatron’s.
Warnings: there's an argument to be made for dub-con
Thanks and Love: tokd_heart, who is wonderful in all ways and without whom this would not have happened
Length: 3 hours 33 minutes 03 seconds
text at AO3
download the whole thing as an mp3 198MB) or as a podbook (112MB)
main cover: the Exterminating Angel, Jospeh Llimona, 1895
or stream individual chapters (and admire the coverart that I spent ages angsting and waffling over)
chapter one: Lucifer
cover: detail from Fallen Angel, Jean-Michel Basquiat, 1981
chapter two: Raphael
cover: Stevenson Memorial, Abbot Henderson Thayer, 1903
chapter three: Gabriel
cover: Archangel Gabriel, attribution unknown
chapter four: Intermezzo
cover: detail from the Gondar Homily, unknown artist, late 17th century Ethiopia
chapter five: Michael
cover: The Archangel Michael Defeating Satan, Guido Reni, 1635
chapter six: Epilogue
cover: detail from The Ascent of Muhammed to Heaven, from the Khamseh of Nizami, prob. Sultan Muhammad, 1539-43
endnotes
cover: detail from Jacob's Ladder, Marc Chagall, 1973
crossposted to amplificathon on DW, amplificathon on LJ, AO3
Author:
Reader:
kalakirya Fandom: Supernatural
Pairings: Gabriel/Sam, Dean/Castiel (one instance of Gabriel/Dean)
Rating: explicit
Summary: Humans talk of the Fall as if it were one finite event, one story alone. But Lucifer was not the only archangel to fall. Each of them fell, one by one, in their own way. Some of them fell many times. And now the sky is full of falling stars, falling angels. The last archangel watches them fall, and has to make a choice between continuing as he is and learning - teaching all of them - to write a new own story, to set against Metatron’s.
Warnings: there's an argument to be made for dub-con
Thanks and Love: to
Length: 3 hours 33 minutes 03 seconds
text at AO3
download the whole thing as an mp3 198MB) or as a podbook (112MB)
main cover: the Exterminating Angel, Jospeh Llimona, 1895
or stream individual chapters (and admire the coverart that I spent ages angsting and waffling over)
chapter one: Lucifer
cover: detail from Fallen Angel, Jean-Michel Basquiat, 1981
chapter two: Raphael
cover: Stevenson Memorial, Abbot Henderson Thayer, 1903
chapter three: Gabriel
cover: Archangel Gabriel, attribution unknown
chapter four: Intermezzo
cover: detail from the Gondar Homily, unknown artist, late 17th century Ethiopia
chapter five: Michael
cover: The Archangel Michael Defeating Satan, Guido Reni, 1635
chapter six: Epilogue
cover: detail from The Ascent of Muhammed to Heaven, from the Khamseh of Nizami, prob. Sultan Muhammad, 1539-43
endnotes
cover: detail from Jacob's Ladder, Marc Chagall, 1973
crossposted to amplificathon on DW, amplificathon on LJ, AO3
