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* "Fun With June" by Bigtunaman (oral sex) 8, 7, 8
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* "Fun With June" by Bigtunaman (bigtunaman@hotmail.com). Guest review by
BluePencil.
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Authors strive for a good opening. Properly written, an opening line sets the
tone for the entire story. "Four score and Seven -", "It was the best of times
-", "It was a dark and stormy night" - each phrase leads, seemingly
inevitably, into the writing that follows. So when you encounter a story
that starts out "Did you ever meet a woman who has 'blowjob' written all over
her face?" you don't expect a gentle romance.

I must congratulate Bigtunaman; his opening line accurately reflects the mood
and tone of the story as a whole. No fumbling teenagers, no romantic
hesitations - just a pair of raunchy adults who enjoy a purely physical
relationship.

June and the narrator meet, have sex, and commence an on-and-off physical
relationship, seasoned with camaraderie and friendship but not a hint of
romance. Of it's kind, it's a good story. The writing is competent and
matches the story; the characterization, though minimal, is effective. It
reminds me of _My Friends the Allens_ without the romance and plot, or one of
Mike Hunt's stories without the humor. This story would be at home in the
Letters column of a men's magazine; indeed, except for its greater length, it
would be perfect match.

What can I say? I liked it more than I expected to. There are many writers
on the net who attempt deeper characterization, plotting, and prose. Very few
do a better job of hitting the target they aimed for. And though I might not
look very hard, I'll likely read anything else of Bigtunaman's I come across.

Ratings for "Fun With June"
Athena (technical quality): 8
Venus (plot and character): 7
BluePencil (appeal to reviewer): 8