Mercedes Lackey, who gave me one of my favorite characters ever, is advocating fanfiction as a way of getting the creative juices flowing for her NaNoWriMo pep talk.

I LOL’d so hard, in the “it’s either laugh or cry” sense.

(Thanks, waffler, for the heads-up!)

Mirrored from Bridge into a Dreamer's Mind.
Leave a comment.

After finishing Mirage 6-3, I’ve finally figured out why so many doujinshika draw Takaya as a rabbit. (The Kagetora->tiger link is way more obvious, but I’ve been puzzling over this one for a while.) Turns out it wasn’t one of those random fandom cants that suddenly everybody starts drawing (I suppose if that were so, somebody would have picked up ( Read more... )

First, an apology to oraxia-I promised her this drabble a long while ago, and I had no idea it would take me until now! Sorry! I actually just finished reading Fruits Basket last night (and discovered all over again why I loved it). ^^;;

So: “Letter on the Train,” a Yuki x Machi Fruits Basket drabble (~370 words)

Read the rest of this entry »

( Read more... )

Originally published at Bridge into a Dreamer's Mind. Please leave any comments there.
(
I looked at my calendar and had to flip straight from July into September. And now it’s almost the end of September, yeek! August went *poof* and left me with…lots of nice memories with ...)

Originally published at Bridge into a Dreamer's Mind. Please leave any comments there.
(
Why is it I most want to write when I can’t? I don’t think I’ve written much of anything that didn’t contain an if…else statement for 2.5 weeks…how sad is that? Still not out of the woods yet, darnit. This is like a test
...)

Firstly, a shout-out to oraxia: thank you for a wonderful weekend!

And second, *takes deep breath* A Wizard's Will is finally (finally, finally!) complete and posted. I feel strangely like a mother sending her (first? only?) child out into the world: a little afraid, a little lost, mostly hopeful that I've given it what it needs to fly on its own. And ( Read more... )

You didn't think that I'd stop at the geek's welcome, did you? Well, then! The story behind this one is that I was working on the translation for Mirage 2:5 when I hit one of Naoe's thought-soliloquys, and this song came on, and I just...cried. (Dammit, Naoe, why do you have to be more angst-ridden than a pack of teenage girls emo'ing on ( Read more... )