The Reading Room - A THRUSH And His Fez Are Seldom Parted

[glennagirl.livejournal.com]

I said last week that I would be presenting stories from the writers who participated in the Gen Round Robin on mfuwss Here is our first, although it's really the third since I started with the last two.  Anyway, I'll not leave anyone out, and if you haven't yet read the Round Robin, just click on the mfuwss icon and go have some fun there.
mrua7, who wrote the first chapter and set the course of action for the RR has given us an episode worthy romp with this tale.  It has all the visuals that you would want, agents dressed up in Middle Eastern garb, an exotic marketplace and, best of all, lots of danger from more than one enemy.  You won't be disappointed.

A THRUSH And His Fez Are Seldom Parted

Comments

[mrua7.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the rec. I was really happy the way this story turned out!

[jantojones.livejournal.com]

Excellent recommendation! I hadn't read that one yet, as I am still trying to catch up with everyone's back catalogues. This story had everything we cousins look for. There was drama, adventure, peril, hurt/comfort and humour. Fantastic.

[franciskerst.livejournal.com]

Thanks for this well-inspired initiative. I am terribly late with my fanfiction reading program; my intent was to, at least, read most of my friends' stories but I am far from it (for years).

Also I intended to post a special "Thanks" entry to mfuwss, to acknowledge the brilliant contributions of all the writers involved in the Gen Round Robin but, as I had too many occasions to tell, my current internet connection is so weak, so irregular and fluctuant that I didn't try (several long messages having simply vanished into thin air since I am in the countryside). Maybe I should do it just now, since it seems to work so far, but it might stop instantly without warning.

Could any of you do it for me? The RR needs a formal closure, I think. it should be from me, but I am not sure of anything, not even of being able to post this comment.

[glennagirl.livejournal.com]

Fluctuating signals is very troubling. I will post this to mfuwss, and hopefully you'll get back into signal territory soon.

[franciskerst.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I can post this from my smartphone but I was cut off while reading the second chapter of mrua's story and was unable to recover the connection.