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Mary mentioned this to me, but I think some of our flists move in different circles, so.

Did yall know that Sera Gamble, scriptwriter of a number of Supernatural episodes, also writes porn on the internets?

Awesome.

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[lyra-wing.livejournal.com]

Yeah! And dude, she and her co-writer (she writes with another girl) wrote some of my favorite eps!

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I am rather fond of all the gal-penned episodes. I am so glad that at least SOME women are involved in the production. More! they need to do more!!

[lyra-wing.livejournal.com]

I love all the girl-written eps, honestly. I mean, there's an emotional aspect to all of them that puts them a cut above the others.

Not to mention, the girlies apparently penned my most favorite line ever in SPN thus far. (Hint: it's from Bloodlust.)

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there's an emotional aspect to all of them that puts them a cut above the others.

yep, it's the emotional ASPECT I love about them. like, really good characterisation instead of just verbal exposition for the emotional stuff. *harts*

And heee! There're so many glorious lines from Bloodlust ...

[mcee.livejournal.com]

that is awesome.

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Ain't it just?

[nixwilliams.livejournal.com]

nightmare, salvation AND bloodlust. guh. that is very awesome.

also, what a gorgeous piece you linked to. tattooing! and hot period sex!!!

this, we want more of in spn!

[brokenbacktango.livejournal.com]

Wow :D That is very, very awesome indeed.

[moveablehistory.livejournal.com]

\o/!

Haha, maybe we'll see net!porn influence on the show. ;)

[gelasius.livejournal.com]

Oh, rock on. Thanks for the link. :)

[lea-ndra.livejournal.com]

awesome story.

I find it interesting that she wrote it from the perspective of a man, and not from the perspective of the girl. Also... with all that background - mother dead, girlfriend dead - fake Id's, bla bla, haven't had sex in months, sensitive and thoughtful, that guy Ari is like an alternative version of Sam. *snort* just without his brother.

[sangga.livejournal.com]

wow.

i read the piece - she's really good.

i'm kinda amazed...i always think of pro writers occupying some kind of rarified stratosphere, not doing the same kind of stuff we do, posting online yada yada.

food for thought - thanks for the link!