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Accents, vegetable shopping, disobedient dogs (not Winston), and nightmares.
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- Part 12 of Ladders
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25 Jun 2026
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Hannibal puts his mark on Will again.
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- Part 9 of Ladders
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25 Jun 2026
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“There are only two truths around here. Any man can be king for a night,” the younger man says with a wry grin and long drawl, sliding cards from the card shoe into tidy rows in front of himself and Hannibal. “But by the morning, the house always wins.”
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An investigation into the deaths of casino hostesses in Las Vegas is made more interesting by a strange card dealer with an uncanny skill at reading guests at his table. Hannibal investigates the depth of his skill, and the card player surprises him with how truly acute it is.
Story by chaparral-crown. Artwork by wwwww.
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20 Jun 2026
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When Will initially declares that he would not leave the country without the dog, Hannibal briefly wonders if falling from a cliffside had made all of the man’s profiling and forensic knowledge fall clear out his ears. Hannibal doesn’t quite ask if Will is serious. It is obvious that he very much is.
“Only the one?” asks Hannibal mildly, pressing a square of iodine-soaked gauze to his gut wound to clean the stitches.
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Hannibal unintentionally learns how to share, and against his will, how to grieve. A gentle post-Season 3 look at falling in love and losing again.
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18 Jun 2026
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My fic for the Radiance Anthology. An unexpected encounter between a victim and a murderer. A study of how Will is totally changed, yet exactly the same.
Her breath caught in her throat as she asked, “Are you a serial killer?”
“By definition.” He was entirely relaxed, as if he didn’t find anything about this situation unusual.
“What other way is there?”
One corner of his mouth turned up as he gave a barely perceptible shrug. “That’s for the psychiatrists to sort out, I suppose.”
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16 Jun 2026