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Fic; Life and Times of Author B.A. Dalton (Part Two)

May 17, 2012 21:31

Title: Life and Times of Author B.A. Dalton (Part Two)
Author: oncetwiceforevr (formerly Tara1031)
Word Count: Part Two: 9,907 words / Full Fic: 20,000+ words
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Kurt/Blaine
Summary: Blaine Anderson (aka B.A. Dalton) is a writer from Los Angeles. Kurt Hummel changes him. (Aptly nicknamed the Writer!Blaine AU)

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Comments 6

whatwasright May 19 2012, 18:02:02 UTC

There's something about the way you write, and the language you use when you write that just utterly consumes me as I'm reading what you write. And it feels especially poignant in a story about Blaine as a writer. In some ways the Blaine you write is completely different than the one I see, but the way you write him makes him so utterly believable and real to me. I think you have a wonderful gift for seeing what Blaine could be, and it's amazing and wonderful to immerse myself in.

anonymous May 19 2012, 21:02:16 UTC

Hey, this is Monica!Anon hahah.

So, I know that for a while you struggled with the idea of how to focus on the fact that Blaine was a writer, and how that was what you wanted the cornerstone of this story to be. Guess what, my friend? You did it. Totally, 100 hundred percent, this feels like a story ABOUT Blaine as a writer, not just a story in which Blaine happens to be a writer. It is so good, and you're so talented, and I hope you know that. You totally overcame the challenges you foresaw, and it is so amazingly done. Congrats, my friend :)

ext_300960 May 20 2012, 02:14:46 UTC

GAH! it's a good thing you posted the epilogue with this cause if you had just posted this one on it's own? the sheer heartbreak in this would be grounds for a divorce. i'm just saying. Gah woman you kill me

fara1903 May 20 2012, 09:43:05 UTC

The ending was so sad! Hope they find a way to be together!

with_etoiles May 26 2012, 20:18:40 UTC

"Life's not like that, it's not a novel."
This line just really resonated with me, because I've thought about that sentiment a lot. Maybe it's because I want to be a writer myself, or maybe because I enjoy literature and reading a lot. I've always just wanted to believe there was a concrete (and hopefully happy) ending to conflicts people tend to face, no loose ends, like novels provide, in life too.

Anyways, this story is gorgeous and I adore it. Off to read the epilogue!