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The Last True Story I’ll Ever Tell is a story written by [[shukyou]]. It ran in [[Special Issue 5]] and can be found at [http://s2b2.livejournal.com/104770.html s2b2.livejournal.com/104770.html] and [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/the-last-true-story-ill-ever-tell/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/the-last-true-story-ill-ever-tell/]. | The Last True Story I’ll Ever Tell is a story written by [[shukyou]]. It ran in [[Special Issue 5]] and can be found at [http://s2b2.livejournal.com/104770.html s2b2.livejournal.com/104770.html] and [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/the-last-true-story-ill-ever-tell/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/the-last-true-story-ill-ever-tell/]. | ||
== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
Two young women take a road trip across the eastern half of I-10. | Two young women take a road trip across the eastern half of I-10. | ||
<BLOCKQUOTE>Reagan Henry's the kind of girl who doesn't like the word 'no'. So I agree to drive her to Florida and back.</BLOCKQUOTE> | <BLOCKQUOTE>Reagan Henry's the kind of girl who doesn't like the word 'no'. So I agree to drive her to Florida and back.</BLOCKQUOTE> | ||
== Connections == | == Connections == | ||
This story is unconnected to other stories and universes. | This story is unconnected to other stories and universes. | ||
== Related Links == | == Related Links == | ||
This story has been [http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20826973-the-last-true-story-i-ll-ever-tell added to GoodReads]. | |||
This story has been [http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20826973-the-last-true-story-i-ll-ever-tell added to GoodReads] | |||
== Author's Notes == | == Author's Notes == | ||
<BLOCKQUOTE>This story takes a large part of its initial inspiration from Sherman Alexie's [http://courses.csusm.edu/ltwr325bc/phoenix.html This is What it Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona], though the end product is obviously quite different (and nearly seven times longer). Apologies made for absurd claims about coroners in Florida. Science, however, confirms that <i>Graceland</i> can be listened to on repeat a theoretically infinite number of times.</BLOCKQUOTE> | <BLOCKQUOTE>This story takes a large part of its initial inspiration from Sherman Alexie's [http://courses.csusm.edu/ltwr325bc/phoenix.html This is What it Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona], though the end product is obviously quite different (and nearly seven times longer). Apologies made for absurd claims about coroners in Florida. Science, however, confirms that <i>Graceland</i> can be listened to on repeat a theoretically infinite number of times.</BLOCKQUOTE> | ||
(from the story page) | (from the story page) | ||
<BLOCKQUOTE>Ugh, nobody likes it when writers write about writing. So of course, I wrote a story about writing — or at least about how we narrate our own lives to make sense of them, even when they’re not as neat as fiction. I think (hope?) having a good narrator keeps it from being too insufferable. It’s probably objectively the best thing I’ve ever written for SSBB, but it’s an F/F story instead of an M/M story, so it gets a fraction of the recognition it would otherwise. It’s intensely personal, for all Dinah and I are completely unalike; the story starts and finishes in my hometown, and on the way it drives over some roads I know very well. And of course, Graceland is objectively the perfect road trip album, and I will hear nothing to the contrary.</BLOCKQUOTE> | <BLOCKQUOTE>Ugh, nobody likes it when writers write about writing. So of course, I wrote a story about writing — or at least about how we narrate our own lives to make sense of them, even when they’re not as neat as fiction. I think (hope?) having a good narrator keeps it from being too insufferable. It’s probably objectively the best thing I’ve ever written for SSBB, but it’s an F/F story instead of an M/M story, so it gets a fraction of the recognition it would otherwise. It’s intensely personal, for all Dinah and I are completely unalike; the story starts and finishes in my hometown, and on the way it drives over some roads I know very well. And of course, Graceland is objectively the perfect road trip album, and I will hear nothing to the contrary.</BLOCKQUOTE> | ||
(from [http://boysinourbooks.com/2014/02/06/guest-post-shukyou/ boysinourbooks.com/2014/02/06/guest-post-shukyou/]) | (from [http://boysinourbooks.com/2014/02/06/guest-post-shukyou/ boysinourbooks.com/2014/02/06/guest-post-shukyou/]) | ||
== External Reviews == | |||
*http://scintilla10.dreamwidth.org/17535.html | |||
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Revision as of 15:15, 9 November 2014
The Last True Story I’ll Ever Tell is a story written by shukyou. It ran in Special Issue 5 and can be found at s2b2.livejournal.com/104770.html and shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/the-last-true-story-ill-ever-tell/.
Summary
Two young women take a road trip across the eastern half of I-10.
Reagan Henry's the kind of girl who doesn't like the word 'no'. So I agree to drive her to Florida and back.
Connections
This story is unconnected to other stories and universes.
Related Links
This story has been added to GoodReads.
Author's Notes
This story takes a large part of its initial inspiration from Sherman Alexie's This is What it Means to Say Phoenix, Arizona, though the end product is obviously quite different (and nearly seven times longer). Apologies made for absurd claims about coroners in Florida. Science, however, confirms that Graceland can be listened to on repeat a theoretically infinite number of times.
(from the story page)
Ugh, nobody likes it when writers write about writing. So of course, I wrote a story about writing — or at least about how we narrate our own lives to make sense of them, even when they’re not as neat as fiction. I think (hope?) having a good narrator keeps it from being too insufferable. It’s probably objectively the best thing I’ve ever written for SSBB, but it’s an F/F story instead of an M/M story, so it gets a fraction of the recognition it would otherwise. It’s intensely personal, for all Dinah and I are completely unalike; the story starts and finishes in my hometown, and on the way it drives over some roads I know very well. And of course, Graceland is objectively the perfect road trip album, and I will hear nothing to the contrary.
(from boysinourbooks.com/2014/02/06/guest-post-shukyou/)
