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posted by [personal profile] rivers_bend at 05:30am on 06/07/2016
sometimes I'm like, yes! this is really good. and then a lot of times it feels like reading a big bang that got ~finished too close to the posting date. I keep going back for more, though, because I get so tired of SPAG nightmares, and I know that's not going to be a problem with JL. then I'll get one with too much casual misogyny, and stop for a while, and then go back. *sigh*
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posted by [personal profile] poisontaster at 03:07pm on 06/07/2016
OMG, the casual misogyny! It made a lot more sense to me (though not excusing it) when I though Lanyon was a white, gay, man. Knowing she's she, it's a lot harder to...not justify, but contexualize. But yeah, I have the same thing; even if the story isn't great, I know with JL, it'll be well written, SPaG wise.
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posted by [personal profile] rivers_bend at 04:50pm on 06/07/2016
Here is me learning that she is not a white gay man, and yeah. Being more hopeful that maybe she can get beyond the casual misogyny stuff.
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posted by [personal profile] glitteryv at 07:05pm on 16/07/2016
She unmasked herself around last September and some people were not happy. Frankly, the whole thing (namely her reaction and those who defended her) was enough to put me off reading her books forever.

This is the downside of getting the scoop on M/M authors. :-/
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