Explicit, explicit! At least as much as he gives us with Ariane Emory. *sigh* Oh well.
The site you refer us to is interesting, and has a lot of good suggestions - unfortunately it has major inaccuracies too.
Yes. For one thing, I find plenty of fire between Grant and Justin. Just because they meet first on an intellectual level doesn't dump cold water on the rest of the relationship. S/he obviously hasn't spent hours enjoying the subtle dom/sub implications of a Grant/Justin relationship.
In his/her criticism of Lackey's Magic trilogy, it forgets that this came first
She always regretted the, er, incident with Tylendel, you could tell. I always liked the compassionate ideals of the Heralds and am surprised that that's just overlooked in the description. Oh well, different strokes, different folks and all that rot.
Hey, thanks for pointing out the mistakes and making your own recommendations. Very interesting.
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Date: 2004-01-18 10:04 am (UTC)Explicit, explicit! At least as much as he gives us with Ariane Emory. *sigh* Oh well.
The site you refer us to is interesting, and has a lot of good suggestions - unfortunately it has major inaccuracies too.
Yes. For one thing, I find plenty of fire between Grant and Justin. Just because they meet first on an intellectual level doesn't dump cold water on the rest of the relationship. S/he obviously hasn't spent hours enjoying the subtle dom/sub implications of a Grant/Justin relationship.
In his/her criticism of Lackey's Magic trilogy, it forgets that this came first
She always regretted the, er, incident with Tylendel, you could tell. I always liked the compassionate ideals of the Heralds and am surprised that that's just overlooked in the description. Oh well, different strokes, different folks and all that rot.
Hey, thanks for pointing out the mistakes and making your own recommendations. Very interesting.
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