jlb524 wrote...
No problem. I guess you could get more colorful with the descriptors ("blue-skinned beauty") but I'm not sure if that would fit either 
Is your work published yet or is this your first time writing Shep/Liara?
I'm writing solely from Liara's point of view (I think I made a rod for my own back there) and I'm using a close third-person narrative so I probably wouldn't use that descriptor for her in this story. Perhaps if it was from Shepard's point of view.

This will be my first Shep/Liara and probably my only one. I have fiction published in other fandoms but I've not had the time to write in the past year or so. Shep/Liara compelled me though. >.>
TheMarshal wrote...
You could try to change perspectives a little. Adopt Shepard's or Liara's perspective, and then it simply becomes 'her/she' vs. 'my/I'. You don't even have to do it from first-person perspective, just assume that the narrator has perfect knowledge of one of them (what they're thinking, feeling, etc.) and 'speaks' for them.
As I mentioned above, I was silly and decided to limit myself to a Liara-centric fiction. I wish I'd given myself a little more scope now but I shall persevere! If I ever do write another, I think I'll probably use a changing perspective style. Thank you for the advice.
Modifié par centauri2002, 28 mars 2011 - 09:56 .