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== External Reviews == | == External Reviews == | ||
*http://mutecornett.dreamwidth.org/25666.html: "Everything Tsukizubon Saruko writes is a gutpunch. It's original fiction, but before you run off screaming at that, it is not the lame "original slash" stuff you see around. Her characterization is so deep and so rich and three-dimensional, and her stories are-- they're like that song you used to listen to in high school that your friend put on a mix tape for you, and when you hear it again, later, after you've forgotten all about it, you can't quite place the melody but an ache builds in your gut. I don't know. I don't know how to do it justice. Everything she writes knocks me over. | *http://mutecornett.dreamwidth.org/25666.html: "Everything Tsukizubon Saruko writes is a gutpunch. It's original fiction, but before you run off screaming at that, it is not the lame "original slash" stuff you see around. Her characterization is so deep and so rich and three-dimensional, and her stories are-- they're like that song you used to listen to in high school that your friend put on a mix tape for you, and when you hear it again, later, after you've forgotten all about it, you can't quite place the melody but an ache builds in your gut. I don't know. I don't know how to do it justice. Everything she writes knocks me over. [[We Are More]] is her most recent story. I also loved [[Canaan Falls]] and [[The Wolf at the Door | Wolf at the Door]], but everything's good." | ||
[[We Are More]] is her most recent story. I also loved [[Canaan Falls]] and [[Wolf at the Door]], but everything's good." | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:19, 18 October 2026
[NOTE: The neutrality of this article is disputed.]
Tsukizubon Saruko is a beautiful, intelligent, loving writer who is married to the editor-in-chief of both the wiki and the zine.
Contributions
Tsukizubon Saruko has written the following stories:
- All The Way
- Always Somebody Better
- And That's the News
- …But You Can't Take Him Out
- Canaan Falls
- The Crane (script for comic by fightfair)
- Dead or Alive
- Enlightenment
- The Envelope, Please
- The Eye of Nechemyyeh
- Fire
- A Fish Story, OR, The Ones That Got Away, OR, The Mermaid Solution
- The King's Road
- Little America
- Love Will Tear Us Apart (or, The Modern Pygmalion)
- Lunch Money
- Our Lady of the Immaculate Heart
- The Race
- See You After School
- Third Wheel
- This Song Is About Your Sister (What Happens At The Villa, Stays At The Villa)
- The Stone Fox and the Bloody Hands (co-written with shukyou)
- We Are More
- The Wilderness
- The Wolf at the Door
External Reviews
- http://mutecornett.dreamwidth.org/25666.html: "Everything Tsukizubon Saruko writes is a gutpunch. It's original fiction, but before you run off screaming at that, it is not the lame "original slash" stuff you see around. Her characterization is so deep and so rich and three-dimensional, and her stories are-- they're like that song you used to listen to in high school that your friend put on a mix tape for you, and when you hear it again, later, after you've forgotten all about it, you can't quite place the melody but an ache builds in your gut. I don't know. I don't know how to do it justice. Everything she writes knocks me over. We Are More is her most recent story. I also loved Canaan Falls and Wolf at the Door, but everything's good."
