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This was an interesting (and very melodramatic) exercise for me, so I hope you enjoyed it too. [[ladysisyphus]] wrote almost all of Adam's dialogue and is generally a better person than I am. | This was an interesting (and very melodramatic) exercise for me, so I hope you enjoyed it too. [[ladysisyphus]] wrote almost all of Adam's dialogue and is generally a better person than I am. | ||
== External Reviews == | |||
From http://harmless-one.livejournal.com/38009.html: "my favorite story from this issue. The whole story is just one moment in the lives of Javed, a talented artist, and Adam, his ex-boyfriend who is a rising star in professional football. Adam shows up unannounced to Javed's place, looking for answers, mainly, why Javed dumped him years before when they had been madly in love. Both Javed and Adam have a lot of baggage and history and you really come to understand that and feel for them. The dialogue and pacing make such a short story feel packed with events and the good and bad times of their lives together and apart. The personalities were really strong and the whole story was so touching. Not to mention that it was pretty sexy. The only thing this story needs is more--as in, "May I have some more, please?"" | |||
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Revision as of 08:37, 28 June 2015
The Hail Mary is a story written by Takiguchi Aiko. It originally ran in Issue 55 at http://s2b2.livejournal.com/310064.html, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/the-hail-mary/.
Author's Notes
This was an interesting (and very melodramatic) exercise for me, so I hope you enjoyed it too. ladysisyphus wrote almost all of Adam's dialogue and is generally a better person than I am.
External Reviews
From http://harmless-one.livejournal.com/38009.html: "my favorite story from this issue. The whole story is just one moment in the lives of Javed, a talented artist, and Adam, his ex-boyfriend who is a rising star in professional football. Adam shows up unannounced to Javed's place, looking for answers, mainly, why Javed dumped him years before when they had been madly in love. Both Javed and Adam have a lot of baggage and history and you really come to understand that and feel for them. The dialogue and pacing make such a short story feel packed with events and the good and bad times of their lives together and apart. The personalities were really strong and the whole story was so touching. Not to mention that it was pretty sexy. The only thing this story needs is more--as in, "May I have some more, please?""
