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That Little Twinkle
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | That Little Twinkle |
| Author(s): | O. Yardley |
| Date(s): | pre-1985 |
| Length: | |
| Genre(s): | slash |
| Fandom(s): | |
| Relationship(s): | Bodie/Doyle |
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That Little Twinkle is a Bodie/Doyle story by O. Yardley.
It was mentioned in The 1985 Hatstand Express Top Ten Lists.
In 1988, the author said it was one of two stories she'd gotten the most comments on. The other story was Injured Innocents. [1]
Reactions and Reviews
1992
One of the better post-Ann stories I've seen. [2]
2010
in about 1983, when I was still heavily into Trek, I saw an ad in a newsletter from a fan a few miles away from me in London who was selling her Trek slash zines. I cycled over that Saturday morning on the off-chance that she was in (I needed those zines), and it turned out that one of the reasons she was selling the zines was that she was getting out of Trek and into Pros (she was Rob, BTW, of "Waiting to Fall"). A fannish friend who was visiting her that weekend insisted that I read some of the Circuit stories, which I did to humour her, thinking, "Oh, for goodness sake. I'm not interested in these guys. I don't ever know which one is which." However, by the end of Meg Wright's [sic] "That Little Twinkle." I was definitely interested, and I spent the next few months cycling back and forth between Balham and Dulwich with the contents of Rob's Pros library in my panniers (and steadily losing interest in those Trek zines that I had spent so much of my student grant on). [3]
References
- ^ see Hatstand Express Interview with O Yardley
- ^ from Be Gentle With Us #7 (1992)
- ^ from Hatstand Interview with Helen Raven