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Coming Undone is a story written by [[Roumonte Emi]]. It ran in [[Issue 29]] at http://s2b2.livejournal.com/163308.html, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/coming-undone/.
Coming Undone is a story written by [[Roumonte Emi]]. It ran in [[Issue 28]] at http://s2b2.livejournal.com/163308.html, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/coming-undone/.
 
== Summary ==
From http://inceptanon2.livejournal.com/2986.html?thread=13058218: "a story about a man who uses his time-traveling ability to sleep with people multiple ways in one night and then reset it so they never did at all".
 
== Author's Notes ==
From http://mchandler.org/ssbb/undone.html:
 
Something of an unusual SSB*B submission from me, this time around. Somehow over the years I have become accustomed to writing very long, plot-heavy stories that bash up hard against one rule or another, requiring me to write to the editors and beg for forgiveness; this time around I specifically set out to write an SSB*B story as close to the original spirit of the webzine as possible: short, porny as hell, and largely plotless. It also came out skeevy and psychologically disturbing. Go, me!
 
Warnings: porn, porn, porn, porn, and profanity—also creepy and unpleasant things are being done by a creepy and unpleasant person
 
That... was pretty nasty, all in all! I made a specific effort to pare out as much euphemism as I could and go straight for the down-and-dirty instead, because that seemed like the most Damon-like approach. I hesitate to call this a 'masculine' approach to porn, but the masculine sound was kind of what I'd wanted to produce. I indulged my predilection for euphemism and language-fuckery outside of the porn, and that was good enough for me.
 
Damon is an amoral bastard—I wouldn't go so far as to say evil, but I could probably make an argument for that, too—and it pleased me to not redeem him at all.
 
== External Reviews ==
*[https://www.pinboard.in/u:itrasbiel/b:26c318886102 pinboard.in]: "WELL THIS WAS CREEPY"
 


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Latest revision as of 19:36, 22 November 2014

Coming Undone is a story written by Roumonte Emi. It ran in Issue 28 at http://s2b2.livejournal.com/163308.html, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/coming-undone/.

Summary

From http://inceptanon2.livejournal.com/2986.html?thread=13058218: "a story about a man who uses his time-traveling ability to sleep with people multiple ways in one night and then reset it so they never did at all".

Author's Notes

From http://mchandler.org/ssbb/undone.html:

Something of an unusual SSB*B submission from me, this time around. Somehow over the years I have become accustomed to writing very long, plot-heavy stories that bash up hard against one rule or another, requiring me to write to the editors and beg for forgiveness; this time around I specifically set out to write an SSB*B story as close to the original spirit of the webzine as possible: short, porny as hell, and largely plotless. It also came out skeevy and psychologically disturbing. Go, me!

Warnings: porn, porn, porn, porn, and profanity—also creepy and unpleasant things are being done by a creepy and unpleasant person

That... was pretty nasty, all in all! I made a specific effort to pare out as much euphemism as I could and go straight for the down-and-dirty instead, because that seemed like the most Damon-like approach. I hesitate to call this a 'masculine' approach to porn, but the masculine sound was kind of what I'd wanted to produce. I indulged my predilection for euphemism and language-fuckery outside of the porn, and that was good enough for me.

Damon is an amoral bastard—I wouldn't go so far as to say evil, but I could probably make an argument for that, too—and it pleased me to not redeem him at all.

External Reviews