Dangerous Women
Fanfic came up in Radio Four's Front Row tonight (about twenty minutes into the programme), in connection with Diana Souhami's novel Gwendolen which reimagines George Eliot's Daniel Deronda from the heroine's point of view. Viv Groskop from the Bath Literature Festival seemed to think it was All Very Dangerous.
Talking of fanfic and dangerous women, I am indebted to selenak for pointing me to prochytes's The Mind Is Its Own Place, a subtle and beautifully written crossover between Doctor Who and Torchwood, in which Toshiko is working quietly throughout recent events in the Nethersphere. (If you prefer AO3, it's here.)
Also posted on Dreamwidth, with
comments.
Talking of fanfic and dangerous women, I am indebted to selenak for pointing me to prochytes's The Mind Is Its Own Place, a subtle and beautifully written crossover between Doctor Who and Torchwood, in which Toshiko is working quietly throughout recent events in the Nethersphere. (If you prefer AO3, it's here.)
Also posted on Dreamwidth, with
comments.