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Quickie squee
Jan. 3rd, 2004 09:40 am*looks up* That just sounds weird. Quickie squee, huh? :D
Anyway...
Was reading Fables and Reflections, a volume of Sandman, yesterday, and it's mainly nine tales involving Dream. Well, sometimes they're historical, and sometimes they're, surprisingly, slashy! :O :| :) :D
( If you don't want to be spoiled )
I mean, yes, it happens in real life, but I have rarely seen it tackled at all in any sort of published general thing, let alone one by a well-known writer. In his book American Gods, Neil Gaiman does not shy away from what could be considered NC17, or at least R-rated, scenes, and he has them in het and in slash, so I think maybe he really does put in the slash.
I'm beginning to really like the guy. ;P
Anyway...
Was reading Fables and Reflections, a volume of Sandman, yesterday, and it's mainly nine tales involving Dream. Well, sometimes they're historical, and sometimes they're, surprisingly, slashy! :O :| :) :D
( If you don't want to be spoiled )
I mean, yes, it happens in real life, but I have rarely seen it tackled at all in any sort of published general thing, let alone one by a well-known writer. In his book American Gods, Neil Gaiman does not shy away from what could be considered NC17, or at least R-rated, scenes, and he has them in het and in slash, so I think maybe he really does put in the slash.
I'm beginning to really like the guy. ;P
