Jul 20, 2016
This is my partner. Illya Nicolaivitch Kuryakin. He sometimes overstates the obvious.
Napoleon Solo, via David McDaniel in The Final Affair, finally giving Illya a proper Russian name in a supposed-to-be-published pro novel. Good man.
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This is my partner. Illya Nicolaivitch Kuryakin. He sometimes overstates the obvious.
Napoleon Solo, via David McDaniel in The Final Affair, finally giving Illya a proper Russian name in a supposed-to-be-published pro novel. Good man.
“Thank you, sir,” said Napoleon. “I’ve got time to find a clean shirt downstairs. Illya, do you think I need to shave?” “I think you’re beautiful just the way you are. Come on — I just realized I haven’t had anything to eat since two o’clock.”
The Final Affair, David McDaniel. This is a supposed-to-be-published pro novel by a pro writer who has Napoleon and Illya having to pretend to be a gay couple in a gay bar, and where Illya tells Napoleon he's beautiful. It doesn't get better than this.