It has suddenly dawned on me that Dresden Files rpg may be the right system to adapt Coldfire Trilogy (and its fabulous magical system).

Wish I could try out FATE somewhere >_>


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Sacrifices of Erna

a Coldfire Trilogy FST

"The efficacy of sacrifice, the Prophet had written, is in direct proportion to the value of that which is destroyed."


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Okay, first I'm feeling much better since yesterday. Hoping it'll hold. Thank you so much to everyone on my flist for being such darlings and comforting me. You guys are the best! ♥ Especially since I know I'm not half as good as you at comforting you when you're feeling down >_>; I'm sorry for that.

Second, I finally got my hands on Pet Shop of ( Read more... )

hunters_forest is organising a Coldfire Trilogy re-read and discussion. I love that series and reread it every year anyway so of course I'm participating :) If you haven't read it yet, I hearitly reccomend it to you (it's a mix of sf-fantasy-horror with great world building and magic system building, awesome characterisation, a good spin on vampire tropes, a lot ( Read more... )

Howdy. My first official day of unemployment started with realising the internet wasn't working at home x_x happily, the thing got rectified this evening ( Read more... )

Fandom as relationships meme, guess which are which ( Read more... )

I haven't done a proper book-post in too long, I have a huge list to catch. I'll try to see how much I remember :

Let's start with

Shaman's Crossing, Robin Hobb
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I've posted the SiriusxRegulus fic at my fic journal

Title: Their game
Fandom : Harry Potter
Characters/Pairings: SiriusxRegulus
Length: 3000 words
Warnings:Graphic sex, chan, non con. And incest, obviously.
Summary: Sirius liked to challenge, Regulus wanted to play. By the time they realized maybe it wasn't such a good idea, it was already too late.

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contaminated by nataku_chan ( What does Jesus think of me ? )

I better make a review of this before it goes fuzzy in my head.

All over I'd say the new book by CS Friedman, the Wildling, was without surprises. It was an excellent book, very well written, with themes very cleverly woven into it, but it lacked a certain spark of 'wow ( Read more... )