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Just Seven Days is a story written by [[Hyakunichisou 13]]. It ran in [[Issue 76]] at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/ | Just Seven Days is a story written by [[Hyakunichisou 13]]. It ran in [[Issue 76]] at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/just-seven-days/ | ||
== Author's notes == | |||
''The Rocky Horror Picture Show'' ran Friday and Saturday nights at Toronto's Roxy Theatre (on Danforth at Greenwood) from May 7, 1975 to May 7, 1983, including midnight showings. The theatre operated for many more years, but eventually closed. Most of it was demolished, but the box office and facade were preserved as part of what is now a (of course) Tim Horton's and convenience store. The name over the marquee is the Allenby, the theatre's original name. For my story I preserved it as a theatre. | |||
The full line the title is taken from is, "In just seven days I can make you a man." The section titles are audience call-outs; there are a few scripts out there on the internet. The epilogue title comes from a song in the show. | |||
As well as being in seven parts (plus epilogue) to match the title, this story was also my attempt to write to romance beats. | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:09, 30 September 2020
Just Seven Days is a story written by Hyakunichisou 13. It ran in Issue 76 at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/just-seven-days/
Author's notes
The Rocky Horror Picture Show ran Friday and Saturday nights at Toronto's Roxy Theatre (on Danforth at Greenwood) from May 7, 1975 to May 7, 1983, including midnight showings. The theatre operated for many more years, but eventually closed. Most of it was demolished, but the box office and facade were preserved as part of what is now a (of course) Tim Horton's and convenience store. The name over the marquee is the Allenby, the theatre's original name. For my story I preserved it as a theatre.
The full line the title is taken from is, "In just seven days I can make you a man." The section titles are audience call-outs; there are a few scripts out there on the internet. The epilogue title comes from a song in the show.
As well as being in seven parts (plus epilogue) to match the title, this story was also my attempt to write to romance beats.
