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It's Cool, It's Hot, It's a Relationship, It's Not
It occurs to me, somewhat belatedly, that I haven't done a 'post-SeSa' post. So here it is.
I must thank the lovely
ullman for my wonderful, hilarious story Orange is the happiest color. An awesome job, which made me laugh aloud. Particularly awesome since I have modly insight and am pretty sure it had to be a very late pinch-hit—though I promise, I took great care not to peek at who was doing the job.
I wrote It's Cool, it's Hot, It's a Relationship, It's Not, another take on Letterboys with a side order of Awesome Kevin. Not surprisingly, it probably has quite a bit in common with my previous MTYG Letterboys story "Collaboration". Interesting to note that I was one of very few people to write an actual sex scene this year. Wonder why that is.
I had a very straightforward, entirely do-able request, from a recipient who seemed to want to read the kind of story I like to write, so I thought it would be easy... and it was surprisingly hard to figure out where to start, perhaps because I'd already written my 'ur-Letterboys' story (for JM!). A request with a bump in the road—something that I'd never have thought of writing, if not for the request—is easier to make original (after the initial disbelief, outrage and hair-tearing). Like "post-apocalyptic vampires with romance" or a High School AU featuring two pairings which age-wise, didn't work as they could not have been contemporaries in High School.
I'm most grateful to
nopseud for helping me to figure out what the hell to write...
Huh. It was back in 2007 that I last wrote a SeSa story (actually, two) that didn't involve Backstreet. All my more recent ones have featured Boys, although some have been crossover pairings, and in a couple there has been an Nsync pairing as well. I suppose that may be a feature of the shrinking entry pool for MTYG?
I must thank the lovely
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I wrote It's Cool, it's Hot, It's a Relationship, It's Not, another take on Letterboys with a side order of Awesome Kevin. Not surprisingly, it probably has quite a bit in common with my previous MTYG Letterboys story "Collaboration". Interesting to note that I was one of very few people to write an actual sex scene this year. Wonder why that is.
I had a very straightforward, entirely do-able request, from a recipient who seemed to want to read the kind of story I like to write, so I thought it would be easy... and it was surprisingly hard to figure out where to start, perhaps because I'd already written my 'ur-Letterboys' story (for JM!). A request with a bump in the road—something that I'd never have thought of writing, if not for the request—is easier to make original (after the initial disbelief, outrage and hair-tearing). Like "post-apocalyptic vampires with romance" or a High School AU featuring two pairings which age-wise, didn't work as they could not have been contemporaries in High School.
I'm most grateful to
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Huh. It was back in 2007 that I last wrote a SeSa story (actually, two) that didn't involve Backstreet. All my more recent ones have featured Boys, although some have been crossover pairings, and in a couple there has been an Nsync pairing as well. I suppose that may be a feature of the shrinking entry pool for MTYG?
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