Weeeell, to be honest, I am the very wrong person to ask for fic recommendations. Mostly because I usually don’t purposely look for fanfiction, but rather read whatever I stumble upon. Which is not much. And since I dwell on the Nordic side of the fandom, about 99.9% of these findings, obviously, have to do with the Nordics, so I can’t say I’ve read a lot of pieces which are diverse in terms of characters. If I did, it definitely was in Russian (some of them almost, almost got me into RusAme. Good times).
But I can reference a couple of writers who have written DenNor off the top my head, although I’m quite sure I’m not showing anything new. Especially since I haven’t been active in over a year and I have no idea what’s been happening in the fandom.
So, like, if you are a kind spirit that wants to share some amazing writers with me, I’m all ears.
It’s in a jumble, beware.
MynaPyrrhuloxia — I haven’t seen their works being talked about in the fandom, which is a shame, because they’re magnificent. So I’ll do the talking. ; ) Their characterization, in particular, is amazing; well-thought-out, consistent, and very human-like. Silence was probably the first piece of fanfiction that made me want to draw something, anything for it, but, frankly speaking, my drawing skills back then left something to be desired. It just so happened that I reread it (and others by this writer) some time ago, and right now I am working on some illustrations based on those stories. Hopefully I’ll be able to do them justice.
(Yes, this is the author I was talking about in regards to Norway’s human name. So many fond memories.)
SteadfastBrightStar has a very sweet writing style, although I think I’ve read only one story by them, Between Sea and Shore.
caffinatedstory is a very active and very diverse writer. Love Makes Blind was the first piece by Coffee that I’ve read and loved. It was continued recently (imagine my joy), and if you like DenNor, you should definitely read it (and not stop at that :)).
Should I mention glassamilk? A lot of things have been said about their writing, but their work is worth reading, after all. I enjoyed the short pieces the most, though.
Also some separate stories, because a lot of things I liked were posted on kinkmeme anonymously —
Heathers and Daisies (it’s NSFW, so watch out)
My Baby Takes the Morning Train
And it seems that I’ve lost a lot of bookmarks, because I can’t find anything else… I’ll try to add anything else I find later.