Fandom: One Life to Live
Pairing: Kyle Lewis/Oliver Fish (canonical)
Rating: PG-13, until Part Ten, where we boot this sucker up to a solid R!
Summary: Oliver Fish met Kyle Lewis in college. It will change his life forever.
A/N: Language mostly still. It'll start getting a little more physically intense in later chapters.
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Glad you like it!
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My plan worked to subliminally plead for a "Rating" change.
*snicker*
PS - again, kudos on the chapter. The door-habit of Fish (show reference)...nice.
/vanish
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You are a very talented writer. The scenes you reveal are so descriptive that I feel like I'm actually watching this instead of reading it. You have also captured the two perfectly as far as characterization goes.
I can't wait for the next installment which I hope is soon. Oh, and thanks for giving up this Kish fic :D
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Believe me, I know what you mean about WIPs, but I'm glad you checked this out. I really love writing Kyle and Fish -- and it makes me feel really good that it's coming across visually. Because it plays out in my head like an ep of the show. I'm glad its translating all right to the readers.
I have actually thirteen parts written out so far, and I'm working on the next one. Honestly, the fact that it's a soap opera and its on every day keeps me energized to write it!
Thanks again!
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I'm totally in love with gay-frat-boys!Kyle and Oliver, and I really like how you're making up your story without the cheesy feelings and declarations that are often used, and often make an otherwise good story diabetic-sweet and OC.
Good job, really =)
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Admittedly, most of the conflict is in Oliver's head, but the boys have their share of fights in future parts. As for their dialogue... I was thinking that I made Oliver too inarticulate. LOL!
I hope you give the rest of the series a chance. Some of your crit may be addressed in later chapters (up to part 14 are on Kishmet.
Have a great day!
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So, in order to keep the realism the writer is kind of obliged to make up a 'soapy' setting, without overdoing it with cheesy bits.
IMO she's doing a great job.
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