Sasha Distan
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that would require planning and forethought and Boris isn't got at either of those things!
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hey, it's good to share. tell tell?
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Thanks very much! You can always count on me to find a niche within a niche, and then fill it with thirst and horniness.
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you clearly haven't read Born Wolf - the ship with Wolves Fucking sailed a long time ago my friend!
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The Death of a Good Dog
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in The Death of a Good Dog
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I do hope you're in for the long haul! You'll find out more about Oli soon enough, I promise.
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Tobias is soft and sweet and damn sure that he never lets anyone about know it! But yeah, it's nice to see him let go a little bit, and nice for Zai too. I mean, this is just 8k of self indulgent 'I miss Zai and he deserves to be taken care of too'.
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That Zai hadn’t been aware of Jahke’s plan before he’d stepped into the den was proof of how greatly improved his skills at creating mental blockades had become. Tobias had taught him how, and Zai was certain Nassau had helped. After only two decades the pale little faun was far better at keeping the house’s empaths out of his head than Kiorl had ever been. And he has had eternity to practice already. Zai arched an eyebrow at the broad couch where Jahke lay on his front, book propped open ag
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Most of the residents of Zinkara Rumah have gone Upstairs for Samhain, and Zai finds himself as the stakes in a game of cards between Everyone's-Favourite-Fawn Jahke, and his own mate Tobias. Watching the two former humans play, Zai hopes that his mate will lose, because seeing Tobias anything other than in complete control is a rare treat indeed. Little does the empathic demon realise what he's let himself in for.
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It was a pub. Not a trendy wine bar or a club boasting too loud music and too few clothes. Not an inn with hearty meals served on thick wooden boards. But a pub. The boy took a table toward the back, away from the bar where a few middle aged men sat nursing the dregs of their beer or post-office whiskey. He’d raised a few eyebrows as he’d come in, with his yard-long hair and golden bronze cloak wrapped around his shoulders, looking too young to be in a drinking establishment at all. And it was e
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Halloween used to be genuinely terrifying for mortals, but no longer. Nassau Del Rae, Prince of Hell, and a few of his companions meet in a pub on an Earth where the human population seem much more intent on getting drunk whilst wearing dubious fancy dress, and set to reminiscing about The Good Old Days.
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Weekly Wrap Up (Mar. 8 - Mar. 14)
Sasha Distan commented on wildone's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Thanks @Timothy M. Also, it's not listed above, but Royal Duties is now also complete. Next book in two weeks! -
thank you Tim xx Festivals and births are important to demons too! I'm so glad the joy was palpable. Oh, Kiorl could never be happy with a minor demon, not really. It would be beneath him. Our favourite feline needs something rather more... challenging to satisfy him.
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Kiorl groaned, rolled over, opened one eye and growled. “You didn’t answer the door.” Kiorl bared his fangs, ears already turned back into his hair, and fumbled for furs to drag up over his head. “Why the fuck are you here, Tobias?” “You’re late,” the chef replied easily, as though staring down the third most powerful demon in Hell was a normal occurrence for a former human recruit. “You promised Jahke we could go out first thing. You know how he is.” Gods… why isn’t Jahke wa
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since when did Kiorl ever listen to advice? poor boy.
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No. Dreams are good, but shifting is biology, not magic. and no amount of wishful thinking is going to change that.
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please, don't fucking do this. it's an entire novel for free on the internet, if I wanted line edits I'd ask for them.
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just because it's fantasy doesn't mean it shouldn't be believable. I can pin point of google maps which house Emmett's family live in...
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a bit like 'zoo' but more like 'zu' with a kick up at the end rather than a down.
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Shiro needs a haircut, and he already knows that Keith is good with knives. There's only a certain number of things which could possibly go awry, right?
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There’s a big crowd in the simulator observation room today. They’re running whole class tests in the solo-sim – generally considered to be the hardest to pilot and the least favourite of everyone at the Garrison – and everyone is mandated to watch their peers until they crash into an asteroid. Some don’t even make it that far, nosediving into the hanger floor with a variety of realistic sounding destruction noises and vibrations, because if there’s one thing which throws a cadet off balance, it
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so much floof!
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thank you. high levels of research are sort of my thing, especially when it comes to shifters. and shifters are very much a speciality in my wheelhouse.
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yes I am (obviously) aware. it made a very good size comparison.
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It's been nearly two weeks since Keith kissed him, and Shiro hasn't managed to find time alone with his friend ever since. But he's not going to put pressure on Keith, because Keith trusts him. And after all, they're just kissing.
