All credit for initiating Popeslash goes to Cordelia V, of course.
Ah, Ryan... It's weird, because I usually don't go for those lush types, but he is delicious. Hugh did it for me in About a Boy, too. And I liked his Daniel Cleaver, too. He should play the bastard more often, it becomes him.
I think RPS is difficult for exactly the reasons you listed. In a way, characters in RPS must feel even more real than in fiction-based fics. I like them best when they're pretty straightforward, with smooth, plain dialogue and not much, I don't know, additional drama and angst and what not.
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Date: 2005-09-17 03:50 am (UTC)Ah, Ryan... It's weird, because I usually don't go for those lush types, but he is delicious. Hugh did it for me in About a Boy, too. And I liked his Daniel Cleaver, too. He should play the bastard more often, it becomes him.
I think RPS is difficult for exactly the reasons you listed. In a way, characters in RPS must feel even more real than in fiction-based fics. I like them best when they're pretty straightforward, with smooth, plain dialogue and not much, I don't know, additional drama and angst and what not.