At the time I was saw your entry, I was waiting on an HP/RL piece of mine to be proofread. It's finally posted here, if you're interested. (http://www.livejournal.com/users/ac1d6urn/35473.html#cutid1)
Also, have you seen Switchknife's Night Closed My Windows (http://glassesreflect.net/hother/nightclosedmywindows.html)?
I remember reading His Blue-Eyed Problem by Dr. Zosfmov (RL/SB and RL/HP as a main pairing) but right now it seems to be gone from the archives. If you want a copy, I'll send it to you. I think it's the longest story I've seen written for that specific pairing.
I just recently discovered Switchknife's writing and was fascinated by complexity and, at the same time, simplicity of it.
Good HP/RL is hard to find. The only other story I recall that dealt with it was Green Lights by UnderLucius. It wasn't the main pairing, but it described the relationship well.
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Date: 2005-03-08 03:07 am (UTC)Also, have you seen Switchknife's Night Closed My Windows (http://glassesreflect.net/hother/nightclosedmywindows.html)?
I remember reading His Blue-Eyed Problem by Dr. Zosfmov (RL/SB and RL/HP as a main pairing) but right now it seems to be gone from the archives. If you want a copy, I'll send it to you. I think it's the longest story I've seen written for that specific pairing.
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Date: 2005-03-08 01:31 pm (UTC)your story is brutal - really, both of these are. it's a fascinating idea and quite a bit creepy. but very well done. ::shivers::
and i think maybe i had read that switchknife story a while ago but i had forgotten it. ouch.
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Date: 2005-03-12 08:18 pm (UTC)I just recently discovered Switchknife's writing and was fascinated by complexity and, at the same time, simplicity of it.
Good HP/RL is hard to find. The only other story I recall that dealt with it was Green Lights by UnderLucius. It wasn't the main pairing, but it described the relationship well.