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This story is set in the same universe as [[The Care and Breeding of Metal Flowers]] by [[Hinata Yamimoto]] and uses several of the same characters. | This story is set in the same universe as [[The Care and Breeding of Metal Flowers]] by [[Hinata Yamimoto]] and uses several of the same characters. | ||
== Summary == | |||
From [http://littlefoolery.com/stories.html the author]: "A cautionary tale involving a boy and his auto-man." | |||
From [https://delicious.com/link/ba786c358cbb57c95e23bea0c4cf4267 delicious.com]: "Delivery boy that runs guns and an auto-man that likes to read Russian novels oh my" | |||
== External Reviews == | |||
*[http://varietyshow.tumblr.com/post/24031159564/shousetsu-bang-bang-recommendations varietyshow.tumblr.com]: "Morty Flowers’ mother told him he’d grow up to fuck someone for money for a living. This is the story of how that happened. The narration in this one is so, so great. The only bad thing I can say about either story in this setting is that there isn’t more of it." | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:05, 22 November 2014
Last Call At The Camellia Club is a story written by Tsuki Akari. It ran in Issue 36 at http://s2b2.livejournal.com/213943.html, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/last-call-at-the-camellia-club/.
This story is set in the same universe as The Care and Breeding of Metal Flowers by Hinata Yamimoto and uses several of the same characters.
Summary
From the author: "A cautionary tale involving a boy and his auto-man."
From delicious.com: "Delivery boy that runs guns and an auto-man that likes to read Russian novels oh my"
External Reviews
- varietyshow.tumblr.com: "Morty Flowers’ mother told him he’d grow up to fuck someone for money for a living. This is the story of how that happened. The narration in this one is so, so great. The only bad thing I can say about either story in this setting is that there isn’t more of it."
