Linkspam is running really late
I promised this link to 
minnaway yesterday. It's a Wimsey/DW crossover, in which Peter and Harriet meet the Ponds. Adorable!
My day is always improved by Kate Beaton's idiosyncratic view of history. ::happy sigh::
By way of
oursin, Elinor James was a political blogger--in the 17th and 18th centuries. Awesome.
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I love the Internets, take 72: BoobieShips and TitRockets, a new Old Skool Sci-Fi magazine. Heh.
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Damn you, John Scalzi. You made me cry. ::sniffles:: Never give your heart to a dog to tear.
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I blame Snacky, Brown Betty, and Bedlamsbard for the fact that I have spent a ridiculous amount of time in the last week reading epic Narnia fic on FF.net. Unfortunately what I have discovered is that a ridiculous amount of that epic Narnia fic is unfinished. ARGH.
Anyone got any recs for longass Narnia fic that's finished, gen (or at least not incest), and reasonably well-written?
Also, has anyone written a story in which the bachelor status of the Pevensie men in Narnia is explained in a way that doesn't demonize the potential brides for being too girly, too bitchy, or too stupid?
Crossposted from DW, where there are
comments; comment here or there.
minnaway yesterday. It's a Wimsey/DW crossover, in which Peter and Harriet meet the Ponds. Adorable!
My day is always improved by Kate Beaton's idiosyncratic view of history. ::happy sigh::
By way of
oursin, Elinor James was a political blogger--in the 17th and 18th centuries. Awesome.
*
I love the Internets, take 72: BoobieShips and TitRockets, a new Old Skool Sci-Fi magazine. Heh.
*
Damn you, John Scalzi. You made me cry. ::sniffles:: Never give your heart to a dog to tear.
*
I blame Snacky, Brown Betty, and Bedlamsbard for the fact that I have spent a ridiculous amount of time in the last week reading epic Narnia fic on FF.net. Unfortunately what I have discovered is that a ridiculous amount of that epic Narnia fic is unfinished. ARGH.
Anyone got any recs for longass Narnia fic that's finished, gen (or at least not incest), and reasonably well-written?
Also, has anyone written a story in which the bachelor status of the Pevensie men in Narnia is explained in a way that doesn't demonize the potential brides for being too girly, too bitchy, or too stupid?
Crossposted from DW, where there are
comments; comment here or there.