That combination had nearly proved disastrous. Not to mention the facts that Professor Sullivan was utterly gorgeous and that his slight Irish accent made Rodrigo’s mouth water. Like everyone else, he was a bit intimidated by the man but their academic interests were similar enough that he didn’t mind the assignment. As usual, the department hadn’t asked him if he wanted to be Professor Sullivan’s research assistant so much as told him that he was going to be. He really ought to have known, but this was the first semester that he wasn’t a TA, and that had been a last-minute change. He’d forgotten that it was midterms week. Shaking his head and feeling even more annoyed with himself for looking up the information at home but failing to write it down, he made for his usual area in the stacks and hoped he could just find the books he needed by sheer luck. All of the computer terminals had been commandeered by undergrads researching their first midterm projects. The last thing he needed was to make a bad impression Professor Sullivan was one of the most demanding faculty in the Art History department. He was in a hurry, not quite late yet, but he hadn’t left himself enough time to get the materials he wanted and then rush across campus for his meeting. RODRIGO bounced up the stairs to the fourth floor of the library, his long legs easily taking them two at a time. Her work and writing focus on the themes of self-discovery and coming out, with a healthy dose of kink on the side.Īlix is pretty sure she’s the only person in the world who wears a plastic Viking helmet as a thinking cap when she battles writer’s block. Sexuality is the cornerstone of her life and work and always has been, through two degrees and several life plans. She’s been writing for as long as she can remember in a variety of genres, including fiction, erotica, poetry, and nonfiction and has even managed to get some of it published from time to time. Contact info: Email: Blog: Alix lives in the coastal mountains of Northern California with her partner and their dog.

Alix is pretty sure she’s the only person in the world who wears a plastic Viking helmet as a thinking cap when she battles writer’s block.

Her work and writing focus on the themes of self-discovery and coming out, with a healthy dose of kink on the side. Alix lives in the coastal mountains of Northern California with her partner and their dog.

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