Yet More Holiday Cheer and Recs
Dec. 13th, 2006 05:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ravenna_c_tanFirstly, a big eeeeeeeeeeeee of thanks to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lilliputian722 for the virtual mistletoe! If I had any artistic talent, I'd draw you a virtual Harry and Draco to kiss under it!
Secondly, thanks everyone for filling up my virtual stocking, too... that had to be one of the most fun memes ever, and sooo much more fun that shopping at the mall.
Thirdly, last night while I was online, two friends who both love Snarry almost simultaneously recommended the Smutmas entry Splinter to me. So I moved it to the top of the queue and ... wow.
Now, as you all know, I like the dark stuff a lot, and given that this one is set in the Wizarding world turned into a dystopia, it's quite dark. But in a quite different flavor than the "Voldemort wins" ones. No, this is quite different. The sex, under repressive conditions, and the development of the Snape/Harry interactions over time... just sublime. I don't want to say more--no spoilers.
lilliputian722 for the virtual mistletoe! If I had any artistic talent, I'd draw you a virtual Harry and Draco to kiss under it! Secondly, thanks everyone for filling up my virtual stocking, too... that had to be one of the most fun memes ever, and sooo much more fun that shopping at the mall.
Thirdly, last night while I was online, two friends who both love Snarry almost simultaneously recommended the Smutmas entry Splinter to me. So I moved it to the top of the queue and ... wow.
Now, as you all know, I like the dark stuff a lot, and given that this one is set in the Wizarding world turned into a dystopia, it's quite dark. But in a quite different flavor than the "Voldemort wins" ones. No, this is quite different. The sex, under repressive conditions, and the development of the Snape/Harry interactions over time... just sublime. I don't want to say more--no spoilers.
