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rmTitle: Dear Captain, Last Night I Slept in Mutiny...
Pairing: Jack/Ianto
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rm & kalichan
Rating/Content: NC-17, character study by way of much conversation, some porn and a little nice, friendly d/s
Summary: After death, a date: dinner, discussion, and driving – for Jack and Ianto, the death bit might actually be the easy part.
Authors' Notes: Direct sequel to A Strange Fashion of Forsaking; takes place after that story somewhere in between 2x05: Adam and 2x06: Reset. You don't have to read that first (which is not as squicky as its warnings suggest), but it will make more sense if you do. Title adapted from a poem by Lucie Brock-Broido.
Wordcount: ~11,300
Personal, non-collective author's note: While less extreme in its kink than the story this is the sequel to, this is one of the filthiest things I've ever been involved in writing. And it has a lot of plot! I swear!
(The shower was helping a lot, Ianto reflected, and he was relieved (if slightly shocked) that Jack had left him to it alone.)
Pairing: Jack/Ianto
Authors:
rm & kalichanRating/Content: NC-17, character study by way of much conversation, some porn and a little nice, friendly d/s
Summary: After death, a date: dinner, discussion, and driving – for Jack and Ianto, the death bit might actually be the easy part.
Authors' Notes: Direct sequel to A Strange Fashion of Forsaking; takes place after that story somewhere in between 2x05: Adam and 2x06: Reset. You don't have to read that first (which is not as squicky as its warnings suggest), but it will make more sense if you do. Title adapted from a poem by Lucie Brock-Broido.
Wordcount: ~11,300
Personal, non-collective author's note: While less extreme in its kink than the story this is the sequel to, this is one of the filthiest things I've ever been involved in writing. And it has a lot of plot! I swear!
(The shower was helping a lot, Ianto reflected, and he was relieved (if slightly shocked) that Jack had left him to it alone.)
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Date: 2008-07-10 10:49 pm (UTC)