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The Ultimate Guide to Writing Smut Fic by QuinnAnderson for kali_asleep
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05 Sep 2013
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A comprehensive guide to writing both queer and het erotic fiction, written by published novelist Quinn Anderson. Includes lists of sexy words, references, and some general writing tips. Please feel free to use without credit.
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Bookmarked by space gays - gays in space (OffensiveCakeRecipes)
27 Apr 2026
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Be kind to yourself, Cassie says in his head, soft and gentle. But Frank can’t. There is no world in which he can be kind to a version of himself that hurts Robby, especially sober. He’s supposed to be better now; he’s spent ten months clawing his way back inch by inch to being a person instead of a loose collection of hurts and cravings and spikes that pierced anyone nearby. But it seems that the version of himself that can connect with Robby, see eye-to-eye with him, talk to him without feeling like a gut punch, died the day of Pittfest last year.
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Three conversations between Langdon and Robby, after Langdon's return.
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Bob nods slowly. There’s a quiet between them that feels full, not empty. And then, after a moment, he steps forward and hugs John—just presses his forehead into his shoulder, breathing in the warmth of him. John wraps his arms around him without hesitation, his hand resting on the back of Bob’s neck.
Bob tries to navigate through his unlabeled relationship with John, while violently ignoring the dark pull that is slowly dragging him down.
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John grins sharply. “Hit me, Bobby. Come on. Fist. Not that floating crap.”
Bob’s jaw tightens. “Don’t call me that.”
John doesn’t apologize, just shrugs under him. “Hit me then.”
Bob hesitates again. Then he pulls his arm back—still straddling John—and goes for it. A clean punch, not fast, but committed.
John is lonely and somewhat depressed, but so is Bob. Somewhere along the line, they get used to each other’s silences, odd as they find it.
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