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Everything’s gone to shit. Aziraphale’s fucked off back to Heaven, and Crowley’s stuck down on Earth with a new angel who asks the most annoying questions, like they’re some kind of divine punishment. Then there’s all the weird dream he’s been having, the same one, over and over. Oh, yeah, and the bookshop’s haunted.
Or,
The shop’s always been able to do what it wants, within reason. There’d been that time in 1973 when it had manifested an extra room to hold Aziraphale’s unexpected stock of National Geographic magazines. Or the time Aziraphale brought in a new copy of Alice in Wonderland and they’d each had to answer a riddle to go down into the wine cellar. But Crowley’s never come across a single locked door in this bookshop in two hundred twenty-four years. It’s just - it’s not done. Something’s up with the shop. There’d been the thing with the jazz music from Crowley’s dream. Crowley’d figured it was just another one of the bookshop’s quirks, although the bookshop’s musical taste tends largely towards classical, naturally enough, with, of course, the exception that any Shostakovich left in the shop too long turns into a copy of Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours.
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After Armageddon’s come and gone, Crowley decides to sneak his book collection into the bookshop for safekeeping. Only Aziraphale can’t find out, or it’ll raise all sorts of uncomfortable questions. Commence OPERATION BOOKWURM.
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08 Sep 2026
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After the Second Coming’s come and gone, Crowley moves to the South Downs. Aziraphale stays in London. But that doesn’t mean he doesn’t come to visit.
Or, Aziraphale’s his own angel, now. He just has to learn what that means.
When Crowley wakes up again, two weeks later, Aziraphale knows. He can feel it tugging at the edges of his essence. No, it’s going straight through him, like oil dropped in water. On the human level, he can feel it in his chest, a tight, hot thing. He stops in the middle of rearranging the cooking books, holding Cabbage the Athenian Way in one hand. Once he determines Crowley’s not going back to sleep, he reshelves the book, walks back to his desk, and sits himself down. He waits until a decorous amount of time passes, and then he calls Crowley.
Crowley picks up on the second ring. Strange; he’s never had to wait that long before.Bookmarked by cdrodriguez
06 Sep 2026
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Aziraphale begins the second coming in order to raise up dead Crowley, who stays alive because of the deal Aziraphale has made with God.
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Hell doesn't send rude notes. They send ouija boards - and it's a possession waiting to happen.
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In the wake of the Great Plague and the Great Fire of London, a grieving widower becomes convinced that a strange man with golden eyes is responsible for every tragedy that has befallen him.
Unfortunately for Crowley, frightened humans have a habit of drawing dangerous conclusions.
Unfortunately for Aziraphale, he discovers exactly how far he is willing to go to protect someone he loves.
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Bookmarked by cdrodriguez
25 Aug 2026
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Wonderfully written. Aziraphale has to examine his assumptions about himself.