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The Politics of X
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| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | The Politics of X |
| Author(s): | Zen & nancy aka Zen&nancy |
| Date(s): | 2000 or before |
| Length: | |
| Genre(s): | Fraser/RayK |
| Fandom(s): | Due South |
| Relationship(s): | Fraser/Kowalski |
| External Links: | online at AO3 |
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The Politics of X is a due South Fraser/Kowalski story by Zen & nancy.
Reactions and Reviews
2000
The story that dragged me kicking and screaming into Due South. What not to do when your partner is drugged...and begging for it. [1]
I don't read much Due South, but stumbled across this one and didn't stop til the end. Why it worked? Kowalski's painfully honest voice, and the way he scuttled between acceptance of his own pretty shady behavior with a drugged Frasier, and his love-motivated lust. An exercise in (im)moral syllogism, where Kowalski's admitted(ly) unstable premises stop mid-track and bite back. Everyone's a victim, and no one is. If it sounds unclear, it's not. The psychological complexity's conveyed through a water-clear first-person voice, that flows, and you sail along with it. I could drown in this one. NC-17. [2]
References
- ^ Darkfic recs, November 2000, laura jv
- ^ from Thamiris - Recs (July 25, 2000)