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misskittye, despite the scary pairing, is so very, very good. It's a first-time story that knows what it means to be a first-time story: awkward, fumbling, unsure, excited mostly by the strangeness and newness of it all. The boys are teenage boys through and through, and everything about their interactions with each other -- especially the dialogue -- feels authentic.
There's also an interesting sub-theme running through the story regarding Rupert's new house and what it means for his family's change in socioeconomic status. It's a touch of reality, on top of the fantastically done Rupert POV, that makes the story seem very intimate and true to life.
misskittye, despite the scary pairing, is so very, very good. It's a first-time story that knows what it means to be a first-time story: awkward, fumbling, unsure, excited mostly by the strangeness and newness of it all. The boys are teenage boys through and through, and everything about their interactions with each other -- especially the dialogue -- feels authentic.There's also an interesting sub-theme running through the story regarding Rupert's new house and what it means for his family's change in socioeconomic status. It's a touch of reality, on top of the fantastically done Rupert POV, that makes the story seem very intimate and true to life.
