There was apparently some conversation on the posting board at JC's official site, where a brilliant person asked if JC had ever heard of slash and, if not, recommended a certain story. And then posted the url of where he could find it. LJ is already in an uproar as one of JC's friend is a very active moderator there and, in fact, was in that thread shortly before the information was posted.

Paranoia. It's a good midafternoon snack.

Oh, dear.

Err. Huh. Wow. People are stupid.

I swear, I WILL kick and scream if I read the phrase, "I am such a woman" in another slash fiction!

However, I will applaud of the other guy says, "Yeah."

Oh, don't be silly! I'm sure JC will love it, and send polite, well-written, perceptive feedback, with suggestions as to his favorite positions.

What?

I remember back in 2001 when I first got on LJ, one of my first substantive posts was a long thing about how if fic ever blew up bigtime, it was gonna be because of RPS. Which at the time meant popslash -- LotRips wasn't even a whisper on the horizon, IIRC.

Good luck, Kristen. t swats the rear of her horse to go faster

send polite, well-written, perceptive feedback, with suggestions as to his favorite positions.

You completely mischaracterized me here! I would never wear cords!

There's always a brilliant person. Ah, fandom.

Alias fans, specifically SpyDaddy and SpyMommy fans, might like this piece by Vanzetti. Sort of a sequel to one of her stories, but so strong on its own.

"I am such a woman"

People unclear on the concept of biology. I mean, not to the extent of Michael and Nikita and the kissing eyeballs, but.

Sometimes, I think too much of the globe needs radical deprogramming (or the cut-rate version, alias to be beaten with really hard sticks ), and my job will never be done.