Fic: The Hessian of the Hollow: Notes and Acknowledgements
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Notes and Acknowledgements
First of all, if you've come this far, thank you for reading. I hope you’ll enjoy the story!
This is my second round with the Big Bang and it’s been just as much fun this time as it was the first time. seleneheart is an incredible artist and I’ve loved seeing everything she did for this story. Please check out her gorgeous art post.
A big thank you to wendy for all her hard work running spn_j2_bigbang.
For help with the story, much gratitude goes to my very patient beta nygirl7of9, who was my sounding-board, put up with sudden plot changes, and was generally awesome, and to beaker84 who (as always) listened to my rambling about Sam and Dean and iconic ghosts and was responsible for one important plot twist.
And so apparently I have a thing for semi-historical ghosts from literature. Who’d’ve guessed? This time the unlucky writer is Washington Irving, and I so hope he’ll forgive me for taking his wonderful, creepy story and turning it into… well, this. Dear Mr. Irving, I’m terribly sorry. Please don’t haunt me.
Notes and Acknowledgements
First of all, if you've come this far, thank you for reading. I hope you’ll enjoy the story!
This is my second round with the Big Bang and it’s been just as much fun this time as it was the first time. seleneheart is an incredible artist and I’ve loved seeing everything she did for this story. Please check out her gorgeous art post.
A big thank you to wendy for all her hard work running spn_j2_bigbang.
For help with the story, much gratitude goes to my very patient beta nygirl7of9, who was my sounding-board, put up with sudden plot changes, and was generally awesome, and to beaker84 who (as always) listened to my rambling about Sam and Dean and iconic ghosts and was responsible for one important plot twist.
And so apparently I have a thing for semi-historical ghosts from literature. Who’d’ve guessed? This time the unlucky writer is Washington Irving, and I so hope he’ll forgive me for taking his wonderful, creepy story and turning it into… well, this. Dear Mr. Irving, I’m terribly sorry. Please don’t haunt me.