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[kiwisue.livejournal.com]

Preferred first name: Sue

My primary fandom: The Professionals

My secondary fandom: A revolving wheel of alternates. Buffy, Firefly, Farscape, B5, B7, BSG, Dr Who, Deadwood, Farscape, The Sweeney; currently somewhat addicted to the Danish show "The Eagle" and my guilty pleasure is "Primeval".

OTP forever: Bodie/Doyle. Accept no substitutes.

OTP sometimes: Pick & mix - I have favourites, even het ones (Buffy/Spike, Tarrant/Avon, Aeryn/Crichton, Simon/Mal, Stephen/Nick) but I don't read a lot in my non-Pros fandoms these days. I'll read Mab's TS stories though *g*

My definition of slash is: Men who are hot together do hot things together in my head.

I like slash because: It's erotic, it's all about characters I'd fantasise about anyway, it tells a story about them (the stuff I like does, anyway) and there's the delicious subtext to ponder from the show itself.

I discovered slash by: Reading Buffy fic where the boys got it together, then reading Blakes 7 archives, then Firefly, then Professionals (the line ends here)

My bullet proof kink: edgy, but ultimately consensual, BDSM. Well-written psychological dramas.

My major league squick: writing the boys as though one/both of them is/are mopey adolescent/s. A few very rare perversions - for some reason extreme bodily modification springs to mind, I don't know why :P

My guilty pleasure: historical/fantasy fuckfests

I first found out about (my first) g/t from: I went to sinpozium in '05 and met a couple of cool Kiwis, then I saw the info in one of their journals (I think). I couldn't attend the first or the third, but I made the second... onward to number four!

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[mab-browne.livejournal.com]

I'll read Mab's TS stories though *g*

Awwwww. :-)

And yay that you're coming this year.

[kiwisue.livejournal.com]

I've got more than a few things to get done by Tuesday (visiting Invergiggle for a few days to see the folks before the weekend), but I'm really looking forward to it.


Awwwww. :-)

*g* having said that, I'm woefully behind in all my reading - haven't touched "All's Fair" yet, nor commented on a whole heap of Pros stuff. sad, puppy-dog eyes