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pensnestAh, so many wonderful stories.
This is one that always comes to mind: Be Your Own Best Friend by Betty Plotnick. Long and emotional and tense and splendid. Mercy by the same author is also a great read.
And, because I can never eat just one (or two), serious by no pseud attached, which was written for me, *happy sigh*, and oh my god is it really *five years* since Lance came out? Five and a half!?!? Bloody hell.
Oh, wait—did I mention, my favourite pairing is Trickyfish?
I've written more of this pairing than any other. I'm going to nominate Prone as my favourite.
"There was something about the smell of a tattoo parlor, hot metal and steam from the autoclave and a waft of cigarette smoke from the waiting room, antiseptic mixed with the scent of rebellion, it brought back memories." also with Prologue and Epilogue.
This is one that always comes to mind: Be Your Own Best Friend by Betty Plotnick. Long and emotional and tense and splendid. Mercy by the same author is also a great read.
And, because I can never eat just one (or two), serious by no pseud attached, which was written for me, *happy sigh*, and oh my god is it really *five years* since Lance came out? Five and a half!?!? Bloody hell.
Oh, wait—did I mention, my favourite pairing is Trickyfish?
I've written more of this pairing than any other. I'm going to nominate Prone as my favourite.
"There was something about the smell of a tattoo parlor, hot metal and steam from the autoclave and a waft of cigarette smoke from the waiting room, antiseptic mixed with the scent of rebellion, it brought back memories." also with Prologue and Epilogue.
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