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*[https://delicious.com/link/f3bb9426b3ca1edd2250ac5b5c637eb7 delicious.com]: "Schoolboys who discover their love for each other in the midst of a zombie attack. THIS IS SO OSSUM YO." | *[https://delicious.com/link/f3bb9426b3ca1edd2250ac5b5c637eb7 delicious.com]: "Schoolboys who discover their love for each other in the midst of a zombie attack. THIS IS SO OSSUM YO." | ||
*[https://delicious.com/link/f3bb9426b3ca1edd2250ac5b5c637eb7 delicious.com]: "the gay high school version of Shaun of the Dead" | *[https://delicious.com/link/f3bb9426b3ca1edd2250ac5b5c637eb7 delicious.com]: "the gay high school version of Shaun of the Dead" | ||
*[https://delicious.com/link/f3bb9426b3ca1edd2250ac5b5c637eb7 delicious.com]: "Teenaged romzomcoms are a hugely under-represented genre." | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:05, 16 November 2014
Smeared Ink is a story written by Domashita Romero. It originally ran in Issue 2 at http://s2b2.livejournal.com/5115.html, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/smeared-ink/.
Summary
From the author: "Zombies attack a Japanese highschool. Japanese schoolboys get frisky during the tense situation."
From delicious.com: "Takuya has finally worked up the courage to confess to his classmate. Then the zombies attack."
External Reviews
- http://ceanshinythings.livejournal.com/275265.html: "OMG ZOMBIES. As one of the commentors says, "Rom Zom Com". :O"
- varietyshow.tumblr.com
- http://batgirls.tumblr.com/post/63546339293/quick-and-dirty-ss-bb-recs: "They’re actually in the same year, but I always thought the popularity of the senpai~❤ trope was because of the sense of yearning for an unattainable person?! Also, zombies."
- delicious.com: "Schoolboys who discover their love for each other in the midst of a zombie attack. THIS IS SO OSSUM YO."
- delicious.com: "the gay high school version of Shaun of the Dead"
- delicious.com: "Teenaged romzomcoms are a hugely under-represented genre."
