It turns out, hp-halloween, the Halloween-themed gift exchange, is quite a demanding fest: 70 double-drabbles, all posted on one day, ranging from fluffy rom-com to chilling horror tales... I have finally managed to read my way through this year's batch, and here are some of my favourites:
Over at hp_halloween, the Harry Potter Halloween drabble exchange, posting has commenced. And I can't tell you how happy I am with my gift: kellychambliss wrote the perfect Bellatrix, a connoisseur of death, traversing the realms of life and death, familiar with the secrets of the Veil. It's a haunting horror masterpiece in only 200 words: To and Fro
Hey everyone who's into Sherlock, but doesn't read weepingcock: apparently, Mark Gatiss himself has been known to dabble in writing Gay Porn, excerpts of which may be found here.
An amazing book (or even AMAAAAAZING BOOOOK). An all-time favourite of mine, which I have read several times, despite the fact that it's a 1,000-page long motherfucker of a novel. You might have heard of the Nazi propaganda film of the same name, but it's not
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I talk about books fairly often - not surprisingly, seeing as this is a fannish journal dedicated orignally to Harry Potter - but I tend to always say the same things about the same few books (Harry Potter, the Austen novels, the Lucy Maud Mongtgomery novels, the Discworld novels). I mentioned Tom Sawyer in yesterday's post,
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My gift fic has been posted. The delightful fidelia_guff published the delightful report A Week in the Life - the true story of Remus Lupin and Bill Weasley's guard duty. I am overwhelmed. Sparkling dialogues, lovely characterisation and - cats! Well, one cat, but Mr Tibbles has conquered my heart. There really should be more Mr Tibbles fics around, especially
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Another wonderful fic written for the crossover_hp challenge: Voldemort meets his Death at last. HP/Discworld crossover. A hilarious piece, featuring a wonderful Death, Mrs. Flamel's cream cake and, of course, a Game. Cake or Death?, PG