[ SECRET POST #263 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #263 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Really really early because Shahni's net is dying, Liz's off on a cruise, and I have class. Uhhhhhh. Have some emopuppy?

Secrets Left to Post: 05 pages, 120 secrets from Secret Submission Post #038.
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Comments

18, 38

[a-hollow-year.livejournal.com]

18 - YES GOD YES WHY DID THIS HAPPEN, that book could have been so lovely and amazing and then it just fell flat. Is there a great lesbian love story for the YA audience? Because I want to read it SO BAD. And not have my heart broken.

38 - This made me laugh, but in a good way. There's no shame in it! When I plot it's always in the shower or the bathtub. Or walking in circles talking to myself. You need something mindless to occupy your body while your mind takes a business trip.

Honestly, I WISH I got all my plotting out of the way while I was doing something useful. Maybe I'd do something productive for a change.

Re: 18, 38

[amphritie.livejournal.com]

I loved #18 too! I was sad for three days after I finished it because they didn't end up together. And as far as a lesbian story for the YA audience goes, I read a book a few years ago that I adored. It's called "Kissing the Witch" and it's fairy tales from lesbian and bisexual perspectives. It's amazing :)