Anxietydrivenwriter
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- Good Omens (TV) (3)
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Aziraphale and Crowley are finally left alone (again) and living their best life. Until one day Shax shows up to the bookshop to take Crowley to Hell for punishment for not helping them find Gabriel.
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Crowley swore off love, not that he needs it anyway since he’s happily just working with his best friend and co-owner, Bee, at their tattoo shop. Aziraphale has finally had enough of his family and decided to move to SoHo, London to finally achieve his dream of running a book shop.
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All his life, Aziraphale has been up in his tower alone with his books and father. A lonely existence, that is until he meets a run away prince that had climbed into his tower.
In short it’s based off of the movie Tangled and the Repunzel story.
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Out of the Blue by Mizmak
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
27 Apr 2025
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Aziraphale Fell’s TV idol, Anthony Crowley, co-host of Antique Hunters, turns up to film an episode at his bookshop—and his infatuation with the man takes an astonishing turn after their very first get-together.
Can you truly find the love of your life out of the blue?
This story is now complete.
Bookmarked by Anxietydrivenwriter
30 Jun 2026
Bookmarker's Notes
Fun, sweet, adorable, and overall such a good story. I will be definitely rereading this again.
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Crowley had a boat.
It was a small boat, called Bentley, that he used to make the connection between Gilmoore and the mainland, from 7 am to his last departure at 6:30 pm. He took a break from 11 am to 3 pm, when nobody needed to cross anymore. Every five minutes crossing could carry around 15 passengers, mostly regulars from the island, going to work or to school on the mainland. He carried the crossing every day except Sundays, as long as the sea allowed him to.
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Another World by LollipopCop
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
25 May 2026
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They were holding hands, skin against skin and expecting to reach the end of everything--together. And then...the end didn't come.
In the blink of an eye, Aziraphale and Crowley are rendered human and transported to a new world after God resets the universe, where they apparently live together as a bookseller and professor in a cottage. They don't know how or why they're still alive, but they utilize their unexpected second chance to tell each other everything they hadn't gotten to say in the old world, and have the relationship they always wanted.
Bookmarked by Anxietydrivenwriter
29 May 2026
Bookmarker's Notes
Cute, I absolutely love this so much❤️
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If I Was a Worm by MeinirRhos
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
19 May 2026
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Or, five times Aziraphale didn't quite understand, and one time he really, really did.
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Waiting For the Finale One Sentence At A Time by IneffableProfessionals
Fandoms: Good Omens - All Media Types, Good Omens (TV)
14 May 2026
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This collection began as a countdown activity in the Ineffable Professionals Bang Discord server while we waited (somewhat emotionally) for Season 3.
Each day, one of the mods posted a single opening sentence, and then chaos unfolded.
One sentence at a time, writers built stories together in real time: heartbreaking angst, absurd crackfic, romantic disasters, historical nonsense, reverse universes, missing messiahs, mysterious ducks, emotionally compromised demons, pizza jokes, and an alarming amount of Furfur.
Nothing here was planned, and very little remained sensible for long.
Part of the magic was the collaboration itself: people pausing while others typed, cheering devastating lines, improvising plot twists, and somehow keeping the story moving forward together.
What emerged was funny, strange, unexpectedly sweet, and a genuinely lovely little act of fandom community.
Massive thanks to everyone who contributed words, jokes, feelings, disasters, Furfur appearances, yearning, and entirely unnecessary levels of plot disruption.
Enjoy
Bookmarked by Anxietydrivenwriter
14 May 2026
Bookmarker's Notes
This was so fun to help write, and I’m thankful that I got to participate in it. It gave me good laughs and a good cry at some point too. Definitely going to reread this as many times as I can. ❤️