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message ( not ) received
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | message ( not ) received |
| Author(s): | animediac |
| Date(s): | Jan 2017 - March 2017 |
| Length: | 7 chapters, 630 words |
| Genre(s): | slash, future fic, deathfic |
| Fandom(s): | Yuri!!! on Ice |
| Relationship(s): | Yuuri Katsuki/Victor Nikiforov |
| External Links: | Archive of Our Own |
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message ( not ) received is a Yuri!!! on Ice deathfic by animediac.
The fic is written in sparse text with some chapters consisting of a single sentence, and others consisting of text messages and emails. It is set after the death of Victor Nikiforov and focuses on the aftermath of his death and the reactions from other characters. It is an incomplete fic with no updates since March 2017.
It was featured in the second issue of the fan newsletter On Ice!!! Weekly.
Reactions and Reviews
Message (not) received describes the story of Yuuri, left behind after Victor’s death in an accident. This story does not employ typical methods of narrative; instead, the author uses snippets of texts conversations, documents, and letters to set up a clear and stylistic story. This is a very unique fic with a distinct persona that is very enjoyable intriguing. It is incomplete, with promises of more chapters to come as the story unfolds. I really enjoyed this fic and thought the author’s ambitious story-telling method created a vivid yet understated scenario.[1]
Nice use of short and succinct sentences to drive in the feelings. The setup is a bit vague so I'd really like to know what happened.[2]
References
- ^ From On Ice!!! Weekly: Issue #2
- ^ "Comment by cyanoscarlet". Archived from the original on 2017-10-27., posted on January 03, 2017