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wendelah1 ([personal profile] wendelah1) wrote in [community profile] xf_book_club2010-12-23 10:34 pm
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Story 137: "Mistletoe Madness" by Syntax6

"But, but...we just read a story by [livejournal.com profile] syntax6!"

I know, I know...but she's such a great writer and I know you'll love it. The premise is a little silly but in a really adorable way. Besides, it is a pure pleasure to watch her work, avoiding every possible misstep and keeping Mulder and Scully completely in character. As always during this time of year, I am looking for something humorous for distraction. Maybe you are, too. For me, "Mistletoe Madness" fits the bill: it's a charming, funny, light romantic comedy, increasingly rare in a fandom that thrives on angst.

Read "Mistletoe Madness".

Those of you who can't get enough of the genre can go read holiday fic at The Xmas Files. Click on "Holiday Reading." I've only read a handful of these. Anyone care to suggest a personal favorite?

Keep an eye on [livejournal.com profile] xf_santa for some new, if not necessarily holiday-themed fanfiction.

Feedback is how we give back to our writers. Leave suggestions for stories and themes at the suggestion post.

Happy Holidays!

[identity profile] estella-c.livejournal.com 2010-12-27 03:08 pm (UTC)(link)

Hahaha. I know! I'm so brave! Reccing a popular holiday story by a popular author at Christmas time. The nerve!



Oh, I didn't mean YOU. You could rec any title at all and people would trust YOU. (Incidentally, and meanly, am I the only one who is driven mad by that "Pounding your Head Against a Red-Haired Brick Wall" title. Something like that. I can't find it.)

I mean me reccing to nonfans. Of course, no aspect of fandom can ever be adequately explained to nonfans.

[identity profile] maybe-amanda.livejournal.com 2010-12-30 03:48 am (UTC)(link)
Of course, no aspect of fandom can ever be adequately explained to nonfans.

Isn't that the truth? I have NOTHING to talk to normal humans about anymore...