Snape Manor

[icarus]

Woah. I've just spent the last [insert ridiculous number because I lost count] of hours talking to cordelia_v about Snape Manor. She now knows the entire plot as it stands now, and why I've been struggling with it.

Do I want to write this story? Even after two years it continues to haunt me.

Am I the last person to read In Between Days by atrata? Because if I'm not and you haven't, you must read this, as it's the finest, most uncompromisingly relentless characterisation of Snape I've ever read. Snape/Harry, NC-17.

For the time being, I'm off to write Percy/Snape. Or perhaps Jack/Daniel, I'm not sure which, but I'm writing something today.

Comments

[cordelia_v]

OK, since you ask. Yes, I knew that you identified with the sub; it was intuitively obvious, for me. That's why we work well together, eh?

And this is all closely related to that essay I am not writing (yet) about why creating fanfic reviews is akin to seduction and sex. For me, it's an act of domination.

[aubrem.livejournal.com]

hm. interesting you were able to read me that way - b/c I don't respond to you that way.

god, fascinating stuff, isn't it? i love this fandom!

[cordelia_v]

I don't respond to you that way.


Oh, no. You're in the role of a committee chair peer with me, usually. I'd treat someone I was mentoring much differently, of course. But, yes, I knew that about you.