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The Smart Girl's Spellbook of Practical Wicca is a story written by [[shukyou]] and illustrated by [[rebelliux]]. It ran in [[Issue 68]] at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror. | The Smart Girl's Spellbook of Practical Wicca is a story written by [[shukyou]] and illustrated by [[rebelliux]]. It ran in [[Issue 68]] at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror. | ||
== Summary == | |||
One book, a group of high school witch-hopefuls, and a plan to better the world by making it a little gayer. | |||
== Author's Notes == | |||
This story was inspired by an actual dream I had about two clumsy but earnest teen boys trying to do a gay sex ritual to hex D***** T****. I didn't want to write about him, though, especially not in a sexy story, so I looked back into the near past for an equally deserving, if slightly less disgusting, target. | |||
I was not a teenage goth, nor were any of my close friends at the time. I have since befriended many folk whose high school years were spent like Reid's, and I hope this story is received by them in the spirit of deep affection in which it was intended. | |||
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Revision as of 06:58, 21 August 2017
The Smart Girl's Spellbook of Practical Wicca is a story written by shukyou and illustrated by rebelliux. It ran in Issue 68 at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror.
Summary
One book, a group of high school witch-hopefuls, and a plan to better the world by making it a little gayer.
Author's Notes
This story was inspired by an actual dream I had about two clumsy but earnest teen boys trying to do a gay sex ritual to hex D***** T****. I didn't want to write about him, though, especially not in a sexy story, so I looked back into the near past for an equally deserving, if slightly less disgusting, target.
I was not a teenage goth, nor were any of my close friends at the time. I have since befriended many folk whose high school years were spent like Reid's, and I hope this story is received by them in the spirit of deep affection in which it was intended.
