Okay, are there any Spred stories involving Phantom Spike and his ability to be more solid in some places than in others?

Also, any good Darla stories that go into what she was upto between China in 1900 and Sunnydale in 1997?

And Mother Clap's Molly House is the book that Diana Gabaldon cites as being very helpful to her in writing Lord John and the Private Matter.

I'm thinking that people interested in writing early Angelus slash might be find it useful too.

I still think it could be a great resource, if a few smart people a week rec'd what they'd read and liked in recent times.

I'll try to give it a whirl, Plei. My recs always get shot down, but hey! I've taken worse hits for the team.

Okay, are there any Spred stories involving Phantom Spike and his ability to be more solid in some places than in others?

Heh. My first thought after "oh, Spike's a ghost" was "damn, the slashers are going to be pissed off, what with all the extra work they're going to have to go through now..."

I'll try to give it a whirl, Plei. My recs always get shot down, but hey! I've taken worse hits for the team.

I've been seeking the Slash the Make Me Happy to rec. Dark things. Nasty things. Things where bad things happen to Wes.

I'm thinking "Clear" will be next.

Whee! I got the first negative comment ever on a rec I made!

I feel all jaded and stuff. Also, somewhat like saying "y'know, I did *warn* you about all the stuff you disliked about it, including, oh, the slash."

Oddly, I'm giggling.

And wondering what else to rec to get knotted knickers.

And wondering what else to rec to get knotted knickers.

Why am I suddenly giggling uncontrollably and chanting, "I am an evil cow!"

I shall attempt to dig into my pile of "hot and twisted" this weekend, just for you.

Thank you!

I must say, this is actually the first time I've seen someone bitch about TBQ's writing. Mwahahaha.

So, what do you think, should I rec Te's "Clear" next? In which, yet again, bad things happen to Wes, and Giles lets loose his nasty ol' inner queen?

I got the first negative comment ever on a rec I made!

Yippee!! Keep up the good work.

See, normally, things come through by authors I don't recognize, from people I don't recognize, and I don't bother with reading them so I can give a scathing critique (because at this point, with LJ and list traffic, I can honestly say I *have* heard of most of the good writers out there, and new ones don't go unnoticed.)

Maybe I should start.

Hmm.

Or find an evil twin to do it for me.

I havne't read Strategy yet, but I'll read it tonight and then add my two cents.