(Sorry this took so long, but I came home late & not very sober yesterday.)
There's an ongoing discussion about women writing slash and published m/m romance (links on linkspam.dreamwidth.org (http://linkspam.dreamwidth.org/), if this isn't how you came here in the first place). I didn't address that in the post, because it would have made it too complicated and convoluted, and in the end wasn't strictly pertinent, but reading some of these posts has left me feeling increasingly uncomfortable about the whole slash phenomenon. Not that I've read a lot of fanfiction lately, but still.
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Date: 2010-01-15 09:07 pm (UTC)There's an ongoing discussion about women writing slash and published m/m romance (links on linkspam.dreamwidth.org (http://linkspam.dreamwidth.org/), if this isn't how you came here in the first place). I didn't address that in the post, because it would have made it too complicated and convoluted, and in the end wasn't strictly pertinent, but reading some of these posts has left me feeling increasingly uncomfortable about the whole slash phenomenon. Not that I've read a lot of fanfiction lately, but still.