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It's 2011. Adele is on the radio. Here in the USA, the year's top film is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2, the final film of that franchise. New terms coined include: ASMR, blockchain, gender-affirming surgery, nanoplastic, and wokeness. (More recent years have shorter lists of coinages because most of the terms invented recently
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Good work! I don't remember either the SarahK or the golden_bastet story. That's on me, of course. But I tend to agree with you about Doyle. A good example is Arabian Nights, one of the first stories and first zines I read in this fandom. Granted, Doyle is 17 or so and a virgin in the world in general!
I'm a Racing Game fan so I'm glad you read one of them. I liked the characters on screen so the stories work for me.
Cheers, mate!
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Yes, I only read parts of Arabian Nights, but it is one of the examples I had in mind.
Sid and Chico are interesting characters. I also liked Dawn's supporting OCs. I forgot to mention that, but I've added it now. My favorite was the cafe girl Aspadril. :D
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i really like elmey’s story. It’s one of ths most plausible “first meeting” stories I’ve read. I’m not sure why she classified it as slash, though. If I’m remembering correctly (which I might not be … it’s been a while since I read it) one would have to squint pretty hard to even see it as pre-slash. And the sequel wasn’t slash.
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Yes. I always reproduce the author’s categorization when I label a story as slash, het, or gen. Sometimes I add a note like “(per the label)” if I would have described the story differently. I am not sure why I didn’t do that here. I did think as I was typing up that write-up that you have to squint hard to see the slash in Calculus.
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