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[Poll #141149]

EDIT: Oh, this is ironic! Two people have rec'd Watchers by Dean Koontz. I've read that book 3 times, and loved it. The Outsider always made me so sad. I haven't read many of Koontz's other books (so many out there), but that is an old fav.

Remember guys, say the authors' names too! Or I might try the wrong one.

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[sisabet.livejournal.com]

Just saying - apparently what works for me, will work for you. After you have completely sucumbed to Ms Willis, I will unleash the mighty power of slash upon you.

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Well, I have to admit I was tempted heavily by your Closer vid. But you know that, cause I've told you about 40 billion times (speaking of, it's been I while since I watched it... better go do that again...). And I have waffled back and forth on Slash. Somedays I like it, some days not.

You'll just have to be pretty convincing, I guess.

But later, when i eventualy find & read that book. ;)

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[sisabet.livejournal.com]

The books are like 100% slash free. Promise. We get to that later.

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Hm... do the Valdemar series books by Mercedes Lackey count as slash?

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[sisabet.livejournal.com]

If I had any idea what those were I would tell you ;)

Now I feel all illiterate. I read "Iolokus" by Mustang Sally and RivKa T. Not technically a novel, but very long.

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Don't feel too illiterate. Those are a series of fantasy novels. As I've grown closer and closer to the terrifying and impending disaster called adulthood, I've realized that most people don't read fantasy books, they read mysteries or political thrillers or romances. Bah, the fools! I say they're missing out on a lot of pretty colored stones or swords and good-natured adventures.

But then I'm probably missing out on a lot of valuable classic literatue, so maybe it's a draw.