FOUND!!! After Monster at the End of this Book the guys read slash

[bientot.livejournal.com]

I just looked through all the posts here with the tag "ep:the monster at the end of this book" and didn't find this, so hopefully someone out there will recognize it. I had started reading it but my Kindle crashed and I couldn't find the link again...

I can't recall if it was Sam/Dean or J2 but after the episode, they started reading fanfic. At first it was the really out-there stuff - mpreg, bizarre AUs - for the lulz, but one of them started finding good relationship porn which made him start to see the other differently. And that was where it dropped me. I checked all the stories linked in previous posts and it's not any of them...does this ring any bells?



ETA: Found it! Let's Get Wrecked on Poptarts and Sex by queenklu - it was read aloud as part of the Help Haiti auction, and was posted yesterday, and the description rang MY BELLS!!!! Just in case anyone else is interested, it's a hoot and it is J2, Jared's POV as he finds he really does want from Jensen what he sees in the fanfic.

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[epicj2anon.livejournal.com]

Not sure but it might be Stranger than fiction by thenyxie

Summary: Set immediately post-The Monster at the End of This Book. Dean can't stop wondering why people would write gay porn about him and Sam. Research takes him to interesting places; re-reading novels for subtext, visiting message boards, and a really freaky place called LiveJournal. What he discovers is a sick fascination with fanfiction, more about gay sex than he ever wanted to know, and an even deeper obsession with understanding why people write this stuff. Meanwhile, they're hunting a mysterious monster that takes the form of a person's truest love to kill them slowly, the lines between fanfiction and reality are starting to break down, and they still have to stop Lilith and save the world.


http://thenyxie.livejournal.com/579086.html

[bientot.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately, that was one of the ones already rec'd which was not it. It's a brilliant concept and she does it beautifully, of course, but not the one I'm hoping to find - thank you for suggesting it, tho, as it is outstanding and if I hadn't already read it, I would love to discover it now!