Nocturne (Phantom of the Opera zine)
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| Title: | Nocturne |
| Publisher: | Muffin Press |
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| Date(s): | mid to late 1990s |
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| Genre: | het |
| Fandom: | Phantom of the Opera |
| Language: | English |
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Nocturne is a het Phantom of the Opera novel by Joyce Ann Rebaric.
Reactions and Reviews
Nocturne is a fuzzy romantic take on Phantom. Plot and characterization don't matter here; what does is getting the two leads in kissy-luvvy situations for the satisfaction of the reader. The story itself is bland--Christine bolts from evil Raoul & family, runs to Erik, generally constant happiness with slight problem of when to have sex. The scenes are sometimes laughably contrived to create unnecessary sexual tension. (E.g., Erik is called to Christine's aid, shirtless. You get the idea.) As a fanzine, Nocturne is decent enough; it's a pleasant (sometimes unintentionally funny) read, but not much more. [1]