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lillyjk
Rec-Go-Round: Rec me a story you've written that you're proud of, any genre, here on my LJ.
Then go forth and ask the same in yours.
This is your chance to self-pimp the story you want me to read.
It really hard for me to decide which story is my favorite. Ironically the two I like the most were the two the received the fewest readers for different reasons, mostly the pairing or friendship element . Unspoken was listed as McBeck because that was the slash in the story, but it was really more about John and Rodney's friendship. The other was Butterfly Effect. It too got fewer viewers because it didn't go slash, although I'm thinking of rewriting a different ending for that one.
lillyjkRec-Go-Round: Rec me a story you've written that you're proud of, any genre, here on my LJ.
Then go forth and ask the same in yours.
This is your chance to self-pimp the story you want me to read.
It really hard for me to decide which story is my favorite. Ironically the two I like the most were the two the received the fewest readers for different reasons, mostly the pairing or friendship element . Unspoken was listed as McBeck because that was the slash in the story, but it was really more about John and Rodney's friendship. The other was Butterfly Effect. It too got fewer viewers because it didn't go slash, although I'm thinking of rewriting a different ending for that one.
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As for Unspoken and Butterfly Effect, god, I just love both of them. Butterfly Effect may not have gone into explicit slash but the emotions were so strong in that piece, that it gave me smile and feel all gushy. However, should you decide to write a different ending, I'll squee and squee. :)
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