f/s rec

[cimorene]

and far over wood also by thia. book-canon r-rated spackle.

to save us all some trouble i'll just give you the link to thia's website.

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[kemelios.livejournal.com]

How did I miss Thia's new stuff? Thanks so much for directing me this way -- I've been longing for some new-to-me Sam/Frodo.

[jennaria.livejournal.com]

:peeks in: (Sheesh, lose internet for one day and people start talking about me. ;)

New stuff is invariably posted to karolja, rather more promptly than to the website. There's admittedly rather a lot of non-LotR slash there as well, but it's one way to find whatever new I've written.

[kemelios.livejournal.com]

Ahhh, I completely devoured everything of yours that I hadn't already read yesterday. "A Matter of Taste"--so funny! Although none of the big people mentioned the advantages of hobbit or dwarf height! I was waiting for Legolas to insinuate something in that subtle way of his.

Also loved "Far Over Wood" -- rarely does fanon Frodo ever seem to long believably for a 'normal' hobbit life with a wife and kids, etc. I like the way he comes to see that perhaps Sam's attentions can meet his needs in this respect.

And stripper!Frodo in "Hot Chocolate" almost made me spew coffee all over my monitor! Warn a grrl, will ya? Bold, naked, sex-ay hobbit alert.

Do you post notices of new fic in your jennaria journal or only in karolja?

[jennaria.livejournal.com]

Warn a grrl, will ya?

But where would be the fun in that? ;)

Do you post notices of new fic in your jennaria journal or only in karolja?

Only in karolja. Too many people I know in Real Life read this journal: several of them know about my fanfictional doings, and some of them even read karolja, but I try not to be too blatant because some of them don't, and both they and I are far happier that way. :wry grin: