chainofclovers

Thanks so much! That's very kind of you. Out of curiosity, have you read other DWP stories?

As for recommendations, I'm not sure how much you've read in the fandom, but here are a few (of many) that I enjoy:

somniesperus is fantastic. Her stories can be found at her website. You might've heard about her novel-length fic Truth and Measure, but all her work is excellent. I especially recommend "Nice Girls Don't," "The End of All Things," "Mustn't," and "When Women Kiss," but it would be impossible for me to pick a favorite.

chilly_flame is another great one. (You can find a fic index at her LJ). Her work tends to be more romantic and plot-driven than some writers, which works great considering her style. The "Small Favors" universe will provide a whole lot of excellent reading, but I also love her much shorter stories, especially "Mercy" (warning: much "angstier" than a great deal of her work).

pin_drop has produced only two stories for this fandom, but they are far and away some of the best writing out there. I recommend both "Miriam Princhek" and "Working Title." "Working Title" is novella length! I beta-read it, and spent a lot of time with that story, so it is especially dear to me. You can find her work by clicking on the user: pin_drop tag at [Unknown site tag].

There are tons of other great writers too (and if any of you are reading this, please don't feel like I've omitted anyone on purpose or to make a statement!) These readers can also be found through the LJ community: sporkmetender excels in the art of fun, imaginative smut. la_fono has done some great artwork for the fandom (and this rec is coming from a person who hardly ever recs or particularly enjoys fan art), and she wrote a truly memorable drabble, too. thanatopsis76 did a great series affectionately known as the "Ham Sandwich" series. thelastgoodname is an excellent writer and I'd recommend all her stories, especially "When In Doubt, Wear Red." hawkbehere is writing a truly epic ongoing series called "It's All Relative" (warning: it isn't complete yet). As for the rest, I highly recommend clicking through some of the tags at the community--you can filter stories by rating, author, and a few other categories. It's handy.

Enjoy!