The Doctor is In

Jul 23, 2008 06:18

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nikki kimberling, man oh man, m/m fiction, blind eye books

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zamaxfield July 23 2008, 15:05:07 UTC
Informative and funny as always... thanks Doc!

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jgraeme2007 July 24 2008, 15:35:45 UTC
Informative and funny as always... thanks Doc!

Thank you, dear heart. Thank you for the card as well. I think it was the last thing I was able to concentrate on for some hours...

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emmyjag July 23 2008, 16:11:55 UTC
We are suitably amused at Dick getting Rogered, complete with boinging boy-bits and such.

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jessewave July 23 2008, 16:47:38 UTC
I was on the floor laughing hysterically as you totally decimated poor kimnik. Are you sure you are not a comedian in real life? After reading your very thorough rogering of the piece I decided that maybe writing is not a viable alternative career choice for me after all.

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jgraeme2007 July 24 2008, 16:12:47 UTC
I decided that maybe writing is not a viable alternative career choice for me after all.

Now, now. All writing is writing. Non-fiction writers don't seem to get the gold and glory -- actually, they do get the gold, come to think of it. Non-fiction is far more lucrative than fiction.

Anyway, you do a great job with your reviews and interviews, and that is certainly "writing."

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jgraeme2007 July 24 2008, 16:14:09 UTC
We are suitably amused at Dick getting Rogered, complete with boinging boy-bits and such.

WE are delighted we were able to amuse.

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dakotaflint July 23 2008, 21:49:47 UTC
Oh no! The Doctor is sick! Whatever will we do now? The whole town might perish!

It could just be me but you seem like you're sick a lot, Mr. MOM.

It's time for some orange juice or soup or something and more sleep.

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jessewave July 23 2008, 22:10:59 UTC
Maybe he needs someone to go over to his house, soothe his fevered brow, give him hot drinks and sponge baths LOL

I'm very sympathetic to Josh at this time until he recovers, but the thought of you calling him Mr.MOM somehow does not compute :)

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dakotaflint July 23 2008, 23:28:34 UTC
Maybe he needs someone to go over to his house, soothe his fevered brow, give him hot drinks and sponge baths

I think that's covered. He's got like a SO or something.

the thought of you calling him Mr.MOM somehow does not compute

Ah, well I've kind of forced this whole mentor thing on him. I should probably feel bad about it, but I love it, and I've convinced myself he doesn't hate it, and someday I'll pay it forward, as it were, unless my prospective writing career goes down in a blaze of glory. Which it might.

And it was either Mr. MOM or Daddy Warbucks, but the latter just sounds kind of...wrong. Even if it would mean in addition to writing hella good reads, and being Super Mentorific, Josh could break into song at any moment.

I've made me a fortune, that fortune made ten ( ... )

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jgraeme2007 July 24 2008, 15:28:06 UTC
It could just be me but you seem like you're sick a lot, Mr. MOM.

Really? I think I start to get sick a lot and then sleep and get over it. This is the first real head cold thingie I can remember -- I mean, that just knocked me on my ass -- since Christmas when I was sick for about five weeks. That was a real drag. This seems to be passing to the merely miserable stage quickly.

It's time for some orange juice or soup or something and more sleep.

Yes, the SO brought me the Dole magical elixir of orange-pineapple juice. Glass full of crushed ice...one sip and I start to feel better. When I start adding vodka to it, I know I'm well again.

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neyronrose July 24 2008, 03:41:52 UTC
Sorry you're not feeling well.

I was inspired -- if that's the word -- to take tiny fragments of the original, your suggestions, and that "black fingernails" comment to write a Goth version of the scene.

It's just wrong on a different level -- Alien Sex Fiend on the stereo, the scent of patchouli and clove cigarettes, and the taste of absinthe. And my "writing" is a bad blend of the dual influences of straight romance novels and gay erotica. But I thought it was funny.

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neyronrose July 24 2008, 15:19:02 UTC
The good-natured (fortunately) and slightly more dominant jock character became Griffin. The mercurial but kind-hearted and gleefully submissive (this time) beta character became Nick. Nick likes to perform oral sex and knows better than to stop in the middle. There were no shiny basketball shorts, although there were a pair of Doc Martens that took forever to unlace. Once that's done, "Whoopee ty yi yea" ensues.

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jgraeme2007 July 24 2008, 15:06:02 UTC
I was inspired -- if that's the word -- to take tiny fragments of the original, your suggestions, and that "black fingernails" comment to write a Goth version of the scene.

What a great idea. I'm must drag myself over to peek in at the young lovers. *g*

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