Fic: Failure to Communicate

Jul 08, 2010 17:19

Title: Failure to Communicate (1/1)
Author: laughter_now
Rating: NC-17
Wordcount: 12.977 words - seriously, I don't know how that happened!
Disclaimer: I don't own anything except the bare hints at a plot that might appear in this story somewhere.
Summary: Sleep is a necessary human function. However, as Jim is about to find out, there are certain ( Read more... )

fanfic, fic: failure to communicate, star trek xi, rating: nc-17, kirk/mccoy, slash

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mallorypen July 8 2010, 17:28:09 UTC
Oh, angsty Bones. You shouldn't worry about getting too old, because Jim makes you act like a teenager. Oh, boys! *squishes them* Lovely fic! Thank you for sharing.

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laughter_now July 8 2010, 20:04:19 UTC
THanks for the lovely comment. And you're right, of course Bones never gets too old for Jim, he just needed a little reminder.

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blcwriter July 8 2010, 17:59:46 UTC
Lovely. Just perfect.

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laughter_now July 8 2010, 20:04:46 UTC
Thanks so much, bb!

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caera1996 July 8 2010, 18:03:56 UTC
I love the way you write the two of them. All of it - the dialogue, the internal thoughts, the descriptions when they're together. And I really liked Nyota in this, too. She felt very real.

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laughter_now July 8 2010, 20:12:23 UTC
Thank you so much! It's especially good to hear that Nyota felt real to you, since I always have problems writing female characters. I'm really thrilled that you enjoyed it, thanks a lot.

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deerang2002 July 8 2010, 18:27:54 UTC
Wonderful...it's so real, how just a small action can escalate, especially when we bring our insecurities into it...

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laughter_now July 8 2010, 20:13:04 UTC
Yeah, it was a prompt that was very close to something we all probably know very well, so it was a real fun to write it. Thanks so much!

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just_jane_doe July 8 2010, 20:41:29 UTC
Love the way you break 'em apart and put 'em back together again - that's how relationships work and you always write theirs so realistically, that the journey is always familiar and new at the same time. Loved this - thanks for sharing it!!

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laughter_now July 8 2010, 21:18:33 UTC
Thank you so much for the wonderful comment. It's really a great compliment, and I'm absolutely thrilled to hear that you liked the story.

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