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very_improbableNow with authors!
Dude, everyone was right about Those That Play Your Clowns it's SO GOOD. And I thought I had it narrowed down to a couple of you guys, not that I have everyone who writes S&A friended but I still had a preeeetty good idea who the culprit was...but now I think everyone I guessed for it either has recced it or--you damn kids and your "finals"--didn't actually do Yuletide this year. I'll have to go combing through y'all's recs again to make sure. (PS GO READ IT)
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tangleofthorns. (I called it, but only because mandysbitch gave me a hint.)
Oh, and while we're here, another Black Books rec, and all your girlfriends are unfulfilled and alienated byhobviously. (It's not a complete non-sequitur. I have occasionally described Bernard Black as being not unlike an Irish Geoffrey Tennant without the talent.) I'll just repeat the comment I left on it: It's very funny and canon-like, but also finds another angle on the show that's more grown-up and bittersweet while still in character. I think this is now my personal canon for what happened that fateful night.
Dude, everyone was right about Those That Play Your Clowns it's SO GOOD. And I thought I had it narrowed down to a couple of you guys, not that I have everyone who writes S&A friended but I still had a preeeetty good idea who the culprit was...but now I think everyone I guessed for it either has recced it or--you damn kids and your "finals"--didn't actually do Yuletide this year. I'll have to go combing through y'all's recs again to make sure. (PS GO READ IT)
Oh, of course it's by
tangleofthorns. (I called it, but only because mandysbitch gave me a hint.)Oh, and while we're here, another Black Books rec, and all your girlfriends are unfulfilled and alienated by
hobviously. (It's not a complete non-sequitur. I have occasionally described Bernard Black as being not unlike an Irish Geoffrey Tennant without the talent.) I'll just repeat the comment I left on it: It's very funny and canon-like, but also finds another angle on the show that's more grown-up and bittersweet while still in character. I think this is now my personal canon for what happened that fateful night.