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Guitar Hero has been featured on [[Goodreads]] as a [http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/1867986-6th-group-read---guitar-hero---june-16-to-june-22-2014 weekly group read].
Guitar Hero has been featured on [[Goodreads]] as a [http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/1867986-6th-group-read---guitar-hero---june-16-to-june-22-2014 weekly group read].
== External Reviews ==
*http://the-slash-pile.livejournal.com/6032.html:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Probably my favorite ssbb story. It follows the life and rise to fame of a talented ex-Mormon boy who starts a rock band with his friends, and falls in love with his guitarist. Also, there may or may not be Greek Gods involved >__>. It's light and fluffy but also feels incredibly realistic, and the prose is just wonderful.
'''Caution!'''
Events do not occur in the order that they appear; I remember being a bit confused by the chronology the first time I read this, but it gives the backstory that much more power when you come to it. It also makes for good re-reading when you finally get the whole picture ;D.</BLOCKQUOTE>
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Revision as of 16:38, 28 October 2014

Guitar Hero is a story written by Takiguchi Aiko and illustrated by sairobi. It ran in Issue 13 at http://s2b2.livejournal.com/67080.html, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/guitar-hero/.


Connections

Guitar Hero happens in the same universe as Kids and Heroes.

Domashita Romero has written other short stories in the same universe: Apollo Kafes, The First Taste, Scene Queens, Side Effects, and Swap.


Guitar Hero has been featured on Goodreads as a weekly group read.


External Reviews

Probably my favorite ssbb story. It follows the life and rise to fame of a talented ex-Mormon boy who starts a rock band with his friends, and falls in love with his guitarist. Also, there may or may not be Greek Gods involved >__>. It's light and fluffy but also feels incredibly realistic, and the prose is just wonderful.

Caution!

Events do not occur in the order that they appear; I remember being a bit confused by the chronology the first time I read this, but it gives the backstory that much more power when you come to it. It also makes for good re-reading when you finally get the whole picture ;D.