Moving away from profession writing and onto fanfic in order to clear out the backlog, I'm going to highly recommend the Warhammer 40K comedy/parody self-insertion fic "Breakfast and Armageddon" and it's sequel "Eldar Now, and Wiser".
In the first story the protagonist, who goes by many names and whose attempts to say his real name keep meeting with disaster, basically wakes up one morning and is half way attempting to get breakfast before waking up enough to find that they are in the body of an Imperial Guard officer on the world of Armageddon. In a twist on the idea of a Mary Sue every time they attempt anything of significance, and sometimes with innocuous actions like sending someone out to fetch some tea, things end up going Horribly Right.
The writer obviously enjoyed the official 40K novels about Ciaphas Cain because they have vaguely the same feel to them, but turned up to eleven. Mistaken identities abound, the protagonist almost managed to subvert the ongoing WAAAGH! due to an ill timed rant, and Chevok's guns abound.
The sequel follows on after the amusing end to the former story with the protagonist waking up in a different body in the same universe: namely an Eldar Farseer. The only problem is that the protagonist can't actually see the future at all so, basically, makes things up initially when pestered for advice while trying to sort out what is going on. Unfortunately those initial lies spin into larger ones as a reputation for intricate and esoteric manipulation and sage wisdom grows despite every personal attempt to avoid that.
In the first story the protagonist, who goes by many names and whose attempts to say his real name keep meeting with disaster, basically wakes up one morning and is half way attempting to get breakfast before waking up enough to find that they are in the body of an Imperial Guard officer on the world of Armageddon. In a twist on the idea of a Mary Sue every time they attempt anything of significance, and sometimes with innocuous actions like sending someone out to fetch some tea, things end up going Horribly Right.
The writer obviously enjoyed the official 40K novels about Ciaphas Cain because they have vaguely the same feel to them, but turned up to eleven. Mistaken identities abound, the protagonist almost managed to subvert the ongoing WAAAGH! due to an ill timed rant, and Chevok's guns abound.
The sequel follows on after the amusing end to the former story with the protagonist waking up in a different body in the same universe: namely an Eldar Farseer. The only problem is that the protagonist can't actually see the future at all so, basically, makes things up initially when pestered for advice while trying to sort out what is going on. Unfortunately those initial lies spin into larger ones as a reputation for intricate and esoteric manipulation and sage wisdom grows despite every personal attempt to avoid that.