narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (Default)
3049 words. 18+/pr0n. Post-film. Robert Fischer’s POV. I didn't even like this film.
"The seed that we plant in this man's mind will grow into an idea. This idea will define him. It may come to change...well, it may come to change everything about him."

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narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (curio)
Choice (PG. 902 words. Süleyman/Dietrich.)
A lesson in choices.

Fantasy (18+, non-con. Involving cross-dressing and William’s specific use of gender pronouns in regards to Isaak. 1855 words.)
William has a very specific revenge fantasy in mind when it comes to Isaak.

Comparably (G. 760 words.)
Non-alcoholic cocktails & reminiscences of Londinium. Isaak & Dietrich in the downtime during a mission. Set during the Radio Head audio drama.


A snippet, a surprising observation & a failed poll )
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (bemusement)
Having made not much more headway with the pr0n I was attempting to write today I instead ended up writing entirely different pr0n:
Hortus Conclusus (2814 words. Non-con. [Heed the non-con warning, William fans.] Crossdressing. Pre-Silent Noise.)
Even in Rome itself some crimes go unpunished.

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narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (recompense)
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Have a drabble in which I express my discontent with adjectives.
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (busy)
Ahahaha, no. His sole pauldron attaches to the outside of his cloak? Fuck you, character designs: I’m sticking with actual armour. Can we say ‘limited mobility’ anyone? I get armouring up the non-dominant arm but there’s jousting style pauldrons and then there’s This Makes No Fucking Sense.

Then again this is a character design by an artist who regularly creates characters with huge foreheads because while they’ve listened to the instruction to draw eyes half way down the face they’ve yet to grasp that hair doesn’t just sit right at the very top of the facial oval. I can see why they’ve been paired with the other artist who can only draw two body shapes which are straight up and down or sexy female hip to waist ratio, even if the two characters being drawn side by side are men.

Christ, it’s the 4th already: I’ve lost a day.
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (魔道士)
The mirror-version of Endgame. Inspired by a comment by [livejournal.com profile] levyrasputin.
Character death. William and Isaak at the end of the game.

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And since today seems to be opposites day: Pleasures too, which is a reversal of Lies more or less. I’m getting dangerously close to bastardising Arabian mythology at this point.

Also, just so I remember where I put this. I may well be over-thinking the sentiment.
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (opinion)
Every now and again I attempt to write what is justifiably pr0n; not fade to black, not pr0n lite, not really vague anatomical descriptions. I’m talking fully functioning sphincters and gag reflexes, the whole nine yards and into penalty time. But somehow, due to some insanity clause that I probably agreed to at least five lifetimes ago, I can’t just write pr0n, on its own. Take the pr0n that became an epic or for a better example; Wager which was honest to Belial meant to be senseless porn. It was meant to be random fucking and nothing more besides but I just can’t seem to write it like that. 4719 words and you know that the majority of those weren’t the sex scene. So now, now I have around 1000 words of pre-porn and suddenly I just can’t find the motivation to write the rest. It takes me a whole day with long tea breaks to write actual porn, a day of logistics and working out angles and proportions. Argh. And why did I decide that a shower scene was the way to go anyway?

And of course beyond the porn-writing it’s still entirely too hot, my thunderstorms have not been delivered on and I still need to do practical contacty things. I still haven’t given up on the idea of pushing the competition out of tenth floor windows either.
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (whispers)
Ici soyez babble )

Ici soyez des images )

Ici soyez plus babble )
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (soft)
I started watching Papa to Kiss in the Dark expecting it to be bad shota, with the recommendation from [livejournal.com profile] liyang that if you took all the incest out it’d be perfectly good light yaoi. I really wasn’t expecting much but as it turns out, shota incest aside, it’s actually quite funny simply because it’s absolutely over the top in the sense that it’s not meant to be taken seriously at all. It’s pretty much aping the genera and is actually quite similar to H-game setups where you meet the protagonist establish that he’s reasonably helpless, followed by a Foster-san substitute an attractive paternal figure, then the student council president, the childhood friend and the additional ‘cool’ mate.

The actual incest is very comically done and it’s at all meant to be an actual, serious treatment of the issue.
The protagonist is very much a hodgepodge of stereotypes though he was a lovely comedy moment where he decides that he can’t use ‘Ore’ in front of the student council president and uses ‘Boku’ instead, though for a minute there I was certain he was going to actually go for a ‘Watashi’. The ‘papa’ figure is also a walking stereotype and is comically done. He may be related to Yuki Eiri in the same way that two of the chaps from Enzai appear to be the bastard half-siblings of Beruze and Gerald, respectively.

So far, from the first OVA the yaoi is really softcore and is more of the fade to black type than anything else. It’s also very, very silly and the cliff-hanger ending is hilarious. Granted, I’ve watched the ending of the second OVA already so I know what the plot twist is but it’s silly highly entertaining.
I’d recommend Papa to Kiss in the Dark to anyone who likes a bit of slightly wrong parody every now and again really. Or anyone who’s just looking for the next best Wrong Thing that still makes people laugh. You’ve all heard that Thalidomide Arms joke, right?
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (opinion)
Porn keeps stalling. Spent a good part of the evening on internal debate over how to tie Ludwig’s hands together how may sugars to put in my tea. Seriously, it’s a balance between aesthetic principles and pragmatism having your tea too sweet or not sweet enough. In the end though I ended up drinking cold rose tea settled on a little improvising from the ushirote munenawa technique.
I always stall on technical details. Though cold tea isn’t all that bad really.

I also seem to have gouged a chunk out of the fourth finger of my right hand somehow…
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (smug)
842 words. Eduard/Orpherus in bed together not having sex. Possibly this might rate as 15 for implication and such. I should really go look up the new fiction rating system at some point.
Warnings for... err... spanking.


No porn here... )
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (LGB)
From [livejournal.com profile] genkischuldich’s post here it’s looking like the latest great, plotless yaoi short has gotten licensed by Kitty Media, which begs the question why?

Hentai blather... NSFW? )

Edit: And I blather about Princess Maker 2 )
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (smug)
Cock, svelte digits, cock, concupiscent slickness. No, this isn’t another conversation I’ve had. )

And I think I’ve defeated the point of cutting this by typing ‘cock’ twice in the cut text anyway.

A Yaoi hole? )
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (Default)
So, Karan Dan’s “Hard Line” is about a bunch of Navy Seals, half of whom seem to be dating the other half, and who sit round and talk about their emotions. Oh, and there’s much gratuitous bathing in the healing light of someone else’s cock too.

To quote someone once on the KCL Rifle Club committee:
“...and we shoot small clay items.”
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (Default)
“It’s good weather today…
And the lactic-acid bacilli are very active in the Petri dish…”

- Ayano Yamane “Koi no Annahito”

I’m starting to think that I can’t get away from biology no matter what I do. And all I was doing today was reading a scanilation of some yaoi manga. Granted, microbiology was never my speciality but it was part of my course. Little things always keep popping up or maybe I’m noticing them more now that I’m not doing Molecular Biology any more, so they’re interesting things rather than reminders of coursework etc. It’s almost silly though, I even remember getting started on a rant about telomeres while walking through Cambridge in the middle of the night. Maybe I should just go and get a genetics degree after I finish this one... just to get it out of my system. Though there’s always Molecular Genetics which is less maths and in some ways quite similar to Molecular Biology; in fact I’m quite sure I could have fun with that.

Level C

Nov. 4th, 2003 10:43 pm
narcasse: Sebastian Flyte.  Brideshead Revisited (2008) (Default)
I’ve heard that “Level C” has the reputation of being random yaoi with the occasional appearance of some plot but I don’t think that quite prepared me for the anime version. I’m guessing that the manga has more detail and generally makes more sense; at least I hope it does but the anime is just daft. It’s all very, very odd with the insinuation of some kind of plot detail that they’re just not going to share with you during the course of the OVA. Unless there really is no plot, just the vague pretension of one… like the old Knightmare game on the Commodore 64, which apparently had more to it other than the two rooms that you couldn’t get out of… Not that it didn’t have amusement value, both Knightmare and Level C. I think I spent how ever little time the OVA took, just laughing at the dialogue and being strangely fixated with the way the uke’s nose was drawn. All in all, I’d recommend Level C for a laugh, a nice, cheerful piece of light yaoi will even less plot than the likes of Bible Black, which while being equally daft does have a strangely compelling, pseudo-horror plot… once you’ve got past the hentai that is…

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