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* http://decayingmoon.livejournal.com/2045.html | * http://decayingmoon.livejournal.com/2045.html | ||
* http://the-slash-pile.livejournal.com/204473.html: | * http://the-slash-pile.livejournal.com/204473.html: | ||
<BLOCKQUOTE>I love s2b2, I think that the stories posted there are generally of good quality. I read this one yesterday, and I adored it to bits: it's fluently written and the characters feel very real, forged and scarred by the experiences they've lived. I found myself both laughing and with tears in my eyes and in the end I wanted to read it again, to catch things I'd missed. I suck at reviews, so I suggest you go and read it ^_^</BLOCKQUOTE> | <BLOCKQUOTE>I love s2b2, I think that the stories posted there are generally of good quality. I read this one yesterday, and I adored it to bits: it's fluently written and the characters feel very real, forged and scarred by the experiences they've lived. I found myself both laughing and with tears in my eyes and in the end I wanted to read it again, to catch things I'd missed. I suck at reviews, so I suggest you go and read it ^_^</BLOCKQUOTE> | ||
*http://deedlit50.livejournal.com/65590.html | |||
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Revision as of 05:33, 3 November 2014
Where You Have Yet To Go is a story written by Ogiwara Saki and illustrated by pseudonymeter. It ran in Issue 28 at http://s2b2.livejournal.com/161792.html, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/where-you-have-yet-to-go/.
Summary
From http://secretsolitaire.livejournal.com/159060.html: "It's the story of Asim, a writer who returns home to the U.S. after covering the Iraq war to find that he's lost both his apartment and his ability to write."
External Reviews
I love s2b2, I think that the stories posted there are generally of good quality. I read this one yesterday, and I adored it to bits: it's fluently written and the characters feel very real, forged and scarred by the experiences they've lived. I found myself both laughing and with tears in my eyes and in the end I wanted to read it again, to catch things I'd missed. I suck at reviews, so I suggest you go and read it ^_^
