Rec-Go-Round Meme

[przed]

From faramir_boromir's LJ, because lord knows I need some good fic right about now.


Rec-Go-Round: Rec me one story you've written that you're proud of, any genre, here on my LJ.

Then go forth and ask the same in yours.

Or two or three, if you really want to and can't decide, but if you go for that, then rec in different fandoms. But try not to do any of that self-effacing, "Oh, I'm an attention whore so it might not be," or, "But I'm not very good" or whatever. I just want to read what you're most proud of - I'm not going to reassure you that you're fabulous.


Me again. I won't reassure, because of course you're all fabulous. *g*

Comments

[gilda-elise.livejournal.com]

No doubt. I always loved the slashy ST novels, but never quite made the transition to slash with them. I think they're to tied up with my childhood.

I was already thirteen when the show first aired and fell immediately in love with Spock, so sexuality, no matter how immature, has always been part of my connection with the show. Actually, it wasn't until I got into K/S that I learned to appreciate Kirk. Before that, he was sorta just there.

BTW, while we're sharing recs, you know I've made a ST vid, right? (http:przed.com/vids at the bottom of the page.)

Oh, yes! I knew about it even before I started going to your site for UNCLE, and now Pros, stuff. Someone posted the link to it on a K/S group quite awhile ago (July 2003.) Though, I assume, meant to be gen, it conveys so much of what makes their relationship, it can easily be seen as slash, too. :-)

[przed.livejournal.com]

I was one when ST first aired, and four when I first saw it. (Seeing The Galileo Seven is my first memory of watching television. The big aliens with the spears scared the daylights out of me.)

And yeah, the vid was meant to be gen, but all my K/S friends read it as slash, which is perfectly okay with me.