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too much of you (never enough for you) by solynfell
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
16 May 2026
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Crowley used to know everything about Aziraphale—how he took his tea, how he wore his bowtie, that perfect smile, how he laughed, how he left.
Crowley also knows what he looked like in a coffin.
That’s why he can’t explain why the man is now sitting across from him on a stalled subway train, watching him like he’s the one who disappeared.
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Bookmarked by Gerenemy
29 Jun 2026
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GreatOmens
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I don't know how to word this correctly, but I feel a sense of bafflement at the fact I have been misled! If you've seen my earlier comments from the previous chapters, I believed that this wasn't a Human AU, what with the wording and references to Heaven and Hell that felt too honest to brush off. Well, I stand corrected now.
However, I do feel a bit disappointed with this story, I think it is more fitting to have written this as an original work, without the whole Aziraphale and Crowley and references, may be because I get weak towards the death of characters whom the readers understand at depth (or are the main characters). Perhaps, it would have been easier to distance myself from the passing of a character that I won't meet again unless I open up the same story. Personally, I don't mind Human AUs but with the death and the formatting, this fiction would have made a wonderfully bittersweet short story. It might've been the whole harbour and time loop that reminded me of those mystery short stories, I suppose.
And all in all, I loved the premise of this fiction, the buildup of mistrust and hidden themes that revealed the swiss-cheese holes, made the ending a lot memorable, with a tint of melancholy.
P.S: By the way, you can put Original Character into the tags, I was completely surprised when Crowley's "friend" stayed far longer than I thought. Unless you would like to conceal the surprise, the summary was enticing enough. -
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After human civilization expanded into the stars, Aziraphale’s work took him light years away from Earth. En route to a new assignment, he makes a brief stop to see an old friend.
It’s been a long time since Aziraphale has seen Crowley. It’s been even longer since he’s seen Earth.
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After the encounter with dracula in the after story of book two of "The Glass Scientists" Lanyon is left turned into a vampire without anyone in his life knowing. Not even Everly. After a nauseating stay in his cooped up room he goes to get some "fresh" air in the London smog, encountering a bleeding scrawny blonde man that doesn't do any good with Lanyon trying to fight off the urge to feed.
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- Part 1 of Just a Song
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Crowley's practically become one with the sofa in the bookshop. Muriel's concerned about this and tries to draft in Nina to help him.
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This Is You by KannaOphelia for HolRose
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
08 Dec 2025
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Somewhere outside the Jeep lay the smoking wreckage of the Bentley and the distinct possibility that Hell was still very displeased with him, but inside there was music and celebration and Aziraphale.
Crowley wished it could last forever.
Bookmarked by Gerenemy
26 Jan 2026
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honestly bad read
good omens
they end up in a cottage because aziraphale is in vacation
just bad

