No Son of His
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| Fraser/Vecchio Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | No Son of His |
| Author(s): | M. Fae Glasgow |
| Date(s): | February 1997 |
| Length: | 16 pages |
| Genre: | slash |
| Fandom: | due South |
| External Links: | No Son of His online PDF version |
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No Son of His is a Fraser/Vecchio Christmas story by M. Fae Glasgow.
It was printed in Pæan to Priapus #6: Chiaroscuro, and as a online version available.
Reactions and Reviews
I love the fact that M. Fae Glasgow is one of the better writers in Due South fandom and has chosen to write Vecchio/Fraser slash. She's a wonderful writer, although her writing does tend to be on the dark side of the spectrum at times. She seems to be interested in finding different angles from which to explore her favourite characters and this makes her work terrifically interesting. She writes in many different fandoms but, unfortunately for net fans, mostly for zines. The good news is that her work is available through the Oblique zine website, which has published many of it's older zines on the net. The link on her name above will take you to the Oblique site where you can find her work. This story has a nice, slow development, a sweet story of love and family that doesn't sacrifice realism to achieve its effects. [1]
It's a Christmas story. It's soft, sweet and romantic. But it's also got that edge of darkness that I like from my favorite DS episodes. Secrets hidden and learned, but that aren't dwelt on. [2]
Yes--a *wonderful* Ray story. You see both the impatient, brusque guy that Ray could be on the show, and the caring, warm depth of the man below the jerk personae (and somewhat of how the jerk personae got started) all wrapped up in a beautiful Christmas tale. [3]
References
- ^ Madrigal's Fanfiction Recs: Due South., Archived version
- ^ In 1997 Michelle Christian posted the this review to the Virgule-L mailing list. It is reposted here with permission.
- ^ In 1997, Sandy Herrold had a different take on the Michelle Christian's review of the zine. She posted this to the Virgule-L mailing list. It is reposted here with permission.