Heute war der übliche nachweihnachtliche Verwantschaftsbesuch. Da der anscheinend noch nicht schlimm genug war hab ich dann dort Das Blut der Plantagenets gelesen (von Peter Erfurt, der auch Raupis Abenteuer verbrochen hat). Das hat mir asthenie_vd zum Geburtstag geschenkt hat.
Bevor ich irgendwann vielleicht zu einer tiefgreifenderen Analyse des ganzen komme ( Read more... )

Chapter Nine
In which our heroes - and I'm using the word quite wrongly here - try to save the poor unfortunate souls who have been captured by the evil Black and Tans. Will they succeed? Will I have enough alcohol to deal with this? Let's find out? Oh and there's sex.
( This can't possibly go wrong )

Welcome children. I have not forgotten this sporking. Just been busy with other things. Strictly speaking I'm still busy but I need a break. And I'm apparently a masochist.

( Bad language...mainly in the gifs I'm using )

So, this took some time. There was this rather annoying thing called real life...and university ^^
In case you forgot what happened so far let me give you a short overview: Ian and Devlin are hot. All English are bastards, Devlin's mother is a dirty whore but Devlin isn't. Nobody had sex yet, which will change this chapter.

( Chapter Seven )

This time it's bad. Really bad. The amount of misogyny in this chapter alone makes me want to throw up. Seriously.

( Contains swearing...a lot. )

( In which I am doubting more and more that the author has any idea of Irish live in the 1920 )

Welcome back! This time: sex-talk

( You were looking forward to that weren't you? )

No I haven't forgotten. I will actually try to go through with this...unless either my head or my desk give in before the last chapter.

( Off to the fun in chapter three )

( In which Irish are Catholics and the RIC is reasonable )

So, I'll give it a try. I have no idea how this will turn out as so far I have only sporked fanfic which mostly sporked itself.

Anyway. Welcome to the sporking of Irish Winter by John Simpson.

Let's look at the Summary:

Living in Cork, Ireland, a hotbed of resistance to British rule, makes Ian Mulroney's life dangerous despite his peaceful beliefs. ( Read more... )