Comments | fated_addiction: House fic: Iconology

fated_addiction

House fic: Iconology

May 05, 2006 22:51

For: _vicodin
Title: Iconology
Character(s)/Paring(s): House, Cameron, House/Cameron
Rating: NC-17
Word Count: 3600
Prompt: H/C, a literary discussion, and a reading
Summary: She watches him with a mix of wariness because it’s just about the only thing she can find herself seeking reassurance in. Change is good. Change is scary. But between them, here, it ( Read more... )

pairing: house/cameron, character: allison cameron, fic: requests, show: house md

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fated_addiction May 5 2006, 20:02:23 UTC

*laughs*

I got so excited writing this because it brought the nerd out in me. Sylvia Plath is just <33. There's no other way of putting it.

I'm happy you enjoyed it.

nousia May 5 2006, 20:02:32 UTC

GUH, Chrissy. Just...guh. So hot and gorgeous. I LOVE the way you write H/C - so full of passion and snarkiness. Beautiful.

Oh, and by the way, it's Barnes and Noble. *winks*

fated_addiction May 5 2006, 20:08:05 UTC

*shakes head* And you know what's funnier? I have a bag from Barnes and Noble sitting next to me. Go figure.

*grins* I'm glad you enjoyed it. <33

vanityfair00 May 5 2006, 20:12:21 UTC

Makes me want to read Plath.

And I loved the phrase "erotic cacophony."

fated_addiction May 5 2006, 20:16:23 UTC

You should. In fact, I strongly urge you too. Plath is just absolutely brilliant and witty and sad.

*grins* But thank you-- I'm stopping the fangirling of Plath-- I'm pleased that you enjoyed it.

ferox May 5 2006, 20:19:34 UTC

I admit it. I sighed in disappointment when I read this was another bit with sex. Becausewell. Sometimes it feels like it's not a story so much as it is the overture to smut.

That and you know me; angstangstangst makes me bored sometimes.

But then there was Plath and Keats to Brawne and everything was mint.

fated_addiction May 5 2006, 20:24:47 UTC

Sure, I understand.

I think here, it isn't even about the sex. It's about the falling boundaries and then faced with the sudden exposing of each other, or rather, the beginning of it. Nakedness is a frightening concept, particularly in the essence of their relationship.

*laughs* And I do know how you feel about angst, and this was angstless. It was more reflecting-- I'm breaking away from teh angst.

Keats is <3. *grins* Thanks.

ferox May 5 2006, 20:27:19 UTC

Mmno, I didn't mean it like that, sugar. I meant so much as thankgod this wasn't another OMGSMUTYAYz0rz! thingie.

Keeeeeats.

Can I be an English major if I hate poetry but secretly sometimes love it? Hm.

fated_addiction May 5 2006, 20:31:54 UTC

*laughs* Forgive me. My last final is on Monday <3 and I'm a bit wired. *grins*

Absolutely. Trust me when I say I could do without the horrid amount of time spent on poets like Wordsworth and Matthew Arnold. Or good god, I'm sure I would've been a better, saner person without a semester on Beowulf.

grrl_friday May 5 2006, 20:47:11 UTC

So perfect. I was actually reading Mad Girl’s Love Song earlier today. There are no words for how much I love Sylvia Plath. And you pretty much rock.

fated_addiction May 5 2006, 20:50:18 UTC

*grins* Thank you. I'm pleased that you enjoyed it.