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Somebody once introduced me by announcing 'you should see what she does to Bodie and Doyle', in my defence I stuttered guiltily 'I write funny stuff too'.

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The Pros-y Christmas fic I read today was Screwged or Nanny's Christmas Carol by M.Fae Glasgow, in the zine:
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Title: Flight of Fancy
Author: M. Fae Glasgow / Gael X. Ile
Pairing: Bodie/Doyle
Link to story: Flight of Fancy

Wonderful witty little first time story, including banter, jealousy, flirting, lions, love, sex and the Lads!( This way to the review: )

The High Road by M. Fae Glasgow

I thought I'd jump in and rec this one early, cos it's one of my favourite Pros stories - the very best of M. Fae Glasgow, a bit funny, a bit sweet, and very real!

The lads have been assigned to guarding George Cowley over New Year, and he's on a trip up north, to see his old mother...

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Title: Devices and Desires
Author:M.Fae Glasgow
Link to story or zine/ProsLib info: at Oblique Publications or at the Circuit Archive.
Link to prequel - A Summer's Outing (Devices and Desires can be read on its own ( Read more... )

Title: Floral Arrangement
Author: M Fae Glasgow
Pairing: B/D, D/M
Further story information found at prosficspoilersLinks: Proslib long stories .pdf ( Read more... )

As most of my friends should know (if not only because of my usual icons), at some point in my Pros reading life I fell in love with an odd and not so popular slash pairing "Bodie/Cowley" (see icon) without belittling in any way the majority pairing (thought by many to be the OTP) between the partners "Bodie/Doyle". My conversion was caused by my ( Read more... )

Title: Roses are Red
Author: M.Fae Glasgow
Available: Morgan Dawn's Bare Bones website and Note about three new-to-the-web M.Fae Glasgow stories.
Review:
This is as much of a review as it is a recommendation, because until yesterday I'd not read this story either, but I did really enjoy it...

( Roses are Red by M.Fae Glasgow )

This week we're off to the seaside with "Wish I wasn't here" by M. Fae Glasgow ( Read more... )