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3. What is your favorite all-time fic?

Oh god it is so hard to pick! I can’t! I went through my Ao3 bookmarks and these ones stood out but I’m sure there are others I love just as much. (Is it obvious that I love LONG fics?)

Glass Houses by JennMel  Too Late by Zavocado The Symphony Verse by Shandyall The Bones of You by Stoney A Love Story Verse by Life42Universe (Part 3 just completed, Part 4 planned) Reverb by Fickelodeon

5. Do you prefer angst or fluff?

Both in equal measure. I can’t really handle angst without fluff to balance it out, so if I had to pick just one I pick fluff.

15. What makes you pick up a fic, what makes it sound interesting?

Author:  JennMel

Rating:  T

Status:  Completed in April 2017

Word Count:  121,350

Summary:  In an alternate universe where all humans are empaths, Kurt Hummel is the odd one out. Registering at a mere 0.5 on the Hawkins Scale of Empathic Sensitivity, Kurt has resigned himself to a lonely life, empty of touch or true love. That is, until the mysterious Blaine Anderson transfers to McKinley. This is the story of the boy who could not feel, and the boy who felt too much.

Tropes/Genre: empath!Blaine, AU, romance, angst, highschool!Klaine

Lynne’s review: This was just so different and interesting - I loved it!

Author:  JennMel  

Rating: T

Status: Completed in April 2012

Word Count: 70,350

Summary: Blaine’s family wasn’t perfect. It was just him and his dad, trying to make their relationship work. But when Blaine’s dad is killed in an accident, suddenly everything changes. Kurt tries to help keep Blaine afloat, but what if it’s not enough?

Tropes/Genre: Blangst, angst, romance, hurt/comfort, highschool!Klaine, AU

Lynne’s review: OMG so much pain. So much blangst. Life certainly tested this young, new couple, but they’re definitely strong enough.

This amazing story follows the movie Titanic closely, but with a few significant differences which make the switch from Jack and Rose to Kurt and Blaine actually believable. The author cleverly incorporates or paraphrases some of the lines, and you will recognize the scenes, but at no point is it a boring replication of the movie script.