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schmericaI did last a couple weeks, but I have finally given in; I just paid five dollars I can't quite justify to get all my userpics back. Sigh. But -- pretty new icon from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
wistful_fever! Mmmmmmmm, CKR.
This challenge looks like goofy, smutty fun. You pick a fandom and a genre (het, m/m slash, femslash), and you get three pornographic sexual position cards, and write a story featuring one of them.
Yesterday I read a quite enjoyable, if somewhat lightweight, book called Empress of the World by Sara Ryan. Young adult queer lit taking place at gifted kids camp, woot! There's nothing not to love in that scenario.
One completely random thing that amused me about the book, though, was that the narrator's professor for the summer was named Ms. Fraser. Further, there's a scene in the book, after the narrator has broken up with her girlfriend, where Ms. Fraser sets a meeting to ask her if anything is wrong, and is all supportive and advice-giving and blah blah blah.
I mean, in "Some Like It Red" he was solving a crime, obviously, but it's still a striking parallel to Fraser's behavior to Melissa the UberSlashy Catholic Schoolgirl in that episode.
Conclusion: Benton Fraser is a Friend to the Baby Dykes. Awww.
wistful_fever! Mmmmmmmm, CKR.This challenge looks like goofy, smutty fun. You pick a fandom and a genre (het, m/m slash, femslash), and you get three pornographic sexual position cards, and write a story featuring one of them.
Yesterday I read a quite enjoyable, if somewhat lightweight, book called Empress of the World by Sara Ryan. Young adult queer lit taking place at gifted kids camp, woot! There's nothing not to love in that scenario.
One completely random thing that amused me about the book, though, was that the narrator's professor for the summer was named Ms. Fraser. Further, there's a scene in the book, after the narrator has broken up with her girlfriend, where Ms. Fraser sets a meeting to ask her if anything is wrong, and is all supportive and advice-giving and blah blah blah.
I mean, in "Some Like It Red" he was solving a crime, obviously, but it's still a striking parallel to Fraser's behavior to Melissa the UberSlashy Catholic Schoolgirl in that episode.
Conclusion: Benton Fraser is a Friend to the Baby Dykes. Awww.
