I didn't sign up for Yuletide, but I'm willing to beta, or cheerlead for anyone's Yuletide writing. Comments to this entry are screened so you can ask me any questions you need to.

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So I read the first book the Raksura a while ago, and never managed to get around to the rest, because... nothing in particular? I forgot, okay ( Read more... )

This is assuming that y'all have already seen the fistful of stories that are getting recced everywhere: if you haven't, they can be found here. I'm sure there's more that I'm forgetting.

Polly and the Pirates

The Prize, by Fiercelydreamed - If you have ever read Ted Naifeh's Polly and the Pirates, I assume you loved it and wanted more. Here is ( Read more... )

This year I didn't sign up for Yuletide, but I did pinch one hit (hit one pinch?). And for the first time, I'm relatively certain that if anyone read it, they could easily spot it as mine, since I realized after it went live that one line in it is copied verbatim from something I've already posted. (I didn't recycle it, I just, apparently, have ( Read more... )

Has everyone seen www.isityuletideyet.com? It's existence pleases me.

(Confess! Whose is it?)

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( Yuletide: Aladdin, XKCD, Avatar, Masqueraders, The Blue Sword, Discworld )

Fandoms I am glad to see:

Being Human: A cute BBC thing about a werewolf and vampire who room together with a ghost. Kind of like a wacky Remus/Sirus AU. Er, except a lot not.

Havemercy I haven't actually read the book yet, but it's good to know it's pre-ficced for my convenience.

Fandoms I am somewhat surprised to see:

Chuck Apparently a small ( Read more... )

( yuletide recs, fandoms A-E )

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First, the stories I received. I was rather anxious at discovering I was on the pinch-hitter's list until almost the very end (I was the fifth-from-last to disappear) but I shouldn't have been: it means I got FIVE STORIES from some wonderful writers. I asked for The Fifth Element, The Death of the Necromancer by Martha Wells, and Dogsbody, by ( Read more... )