Yes, it's very different. First of all, many russian authors love only descriptions of sex without feelings, household actions, sensations. They like only dicks (cocks), sweat and trite groans :D Secondly, if they write story with plot, all the same it ends with sex :D And characteristic feature of your is moving (touching) of last moment (I don't know how I can describe it in the right way). For example, in this story in the end David opens his eyes; in "Giving love a name" it's the last words "and thank you for letting me see it.". This words, actions compel to fly butterflies in stomach. I don't want to say that all russian authors write in this way, but many from Panik fandom. About TH stories I can say that there are many interesting stories with good, sated, bright plot. It's a pity, but Panik fandom has practically disappeared from russian stories. There was several authors who liked Timo, David, Linke, Juri, Jan, Franky, but after cancelling show in Moscow they don't love them any more. It's situation in russian fandom in several words. I know English insufficiently, as it seems to me, for more detailed description.
Ohhh, and I want to ask you: Can I translate the others your stories about Panik into russian? I was very impressed by crossover stories about Panik and Tokio Hotel :D
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First of all, many russian authors love only descriptions of sex without feelings, household actions, sensations. They like only dicks (cocks), sweat and trite groans :D
Secondly, if they write story with plot, all the same it ends with sex :D
And characteristic feature of your is moving (touching) of last moment (I don't know how I can describe it in the right way). For example, in this story in the end David opens his eyes; in "Giving love a name" it's the last words "and thank you for letting me see it.". This words, actions compel to fly butterflies in stomach.
I don't want to say that all russian authors write in this way, but many from Panik fandom.
About TH stories I can say that there are many interesting stories with good, sated, bright plot.
It's a pity, but Panik fandom has practically disappeared from russian stories. There was several authors who liked Timo, David, Linke, Juri, Jan, Franky, but after cancelling show in Moscow they don't love them any more.
It's situation in russian fandom in several words. I know English insufficiently, as it seems to me, for more detailed description.
Ohhh, and I want to ask you: Can I translate the others your stories about Panik into russian? I was very impressed by crossover stories about Panik and Tokio Hotel :D