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Honeymouth is a Harry Turtledove story originally printed in Pulphouse 9 (Fall, 1990) and reprinted The Best of Pulphouse, (St. Martin's 1991, Kathryn Rusch, ed.), and in Turtledove's collection, Counting Up, Counting Down (Del Rey, 2002). It is a fantasy story set in a world of unicorns, and demonstrates Turtledove's particular love of puns. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. Honeymouth has this as his nickname not just because he is foul-mouthed, but also because he enjoys performing cunnilingus, and has never actually engaged in vaginal intercourse.

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rdfs:label	Honeymouth
rdfs:comment	Honeymouth is a Harry Turtledove story originally printed in Pulphouse 9 (Fall, 1990) and reprinted The Best of Pulphouse, (St. Martin's 1991, Kathryn Rusch, ed.), and in Turtledove's collection, Counting Up, Counting Down (Del Rey, 2002). It is a fantasy story set in a world of unicorns, and demonstrates Turtledove's particular love of puns. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. Honeymouth has this as his nickname not just because he is foul-mouthed, but also because he enjoys performing cunnilingus, and has never actually engaged in vaginal intercourse.
dcterms:subject	Counting Up, Counting Down Short Stories Fantasy Works Set in Fantasy Realms 1990 Works Honeymouth Short Stories First Published in a Periodical
Collected	Counting Up, Counting Down
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pub date	1990(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	Pulphouse
Genre	Fantasy
ImageSize	180(xsd:integer)
Author	Harry Turtledove
abstract	Honeymouth is a Harry Turtledove story originally printed in Pulphouse 9 (Fall, 1990) and reprinted The Best of Pulphouse, (St. Martin's 1991, Kathryn Rusch, ed.), and in Turtledove's collection, Counting Up, Counting Down (Del Rey, 2002). It is a fantasy story set in a world of unicorns, and demonstrates Turtledove's particular love of puns. "Honeymouth" Coradin is a particularly foul-mouthed mercenary who rides a unicorn, an impressive feat, as those who ride unicorns invariably become overly aroused sexually if they are not virgins. Coradin is known not only for his cursing, but for his drinking and wenching as well. Count Rupen of Iveria sends his seneschal Milo to learn how Coradin could keep a unicorn with all of his wenching. Milo discovers inadvertently after a battle just how Coradin is able to be sexually active and not become overwhelmed by his unicorn. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. Honeymouth has this as his nickname not just because he is foul-mouthed, but also because he enjoys performing cunnilingus, and has never actually engaged in vaginal intercourse.

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