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kassidy on the AO3. I'm a big fan of the clean look of the fictions uploaded at the archive, and I love being able to download stories in mobi, epub, html and pdf formats. AO3 is now offering a subscription feature, too.
My fandoms include Supernatural and Starsky & Hutch, with one-shots in Låt den rätte komma in | Let the Right One In (2008), Alias Smith and Jones, Lonesome Dove, Dark Blue, Dante's Cove, Long Walk - Stephen King, and Californication (with Callum Keith Rennie!). Early fandom writing includes Planet of the Apes (TV series) (Burke and Virdon and Galen ftw!) and some truly interesting fiction attempts in my very first online fandom, Charmed. And here I always thought I was a 'one fandom at a time' fan.
If I can find it, I might post up a short little slash RPS story I did with David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser, in celebration/at the urging of the AO3 to have us post our old fics at the archive. Traditionally, RPS hasn't been well received in the S&H fandom, but the brilliant peg22 opened that up a bit.
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kassidy on the AO3. I'm a big fan of the clean look of the fictions uploaded at the archive, and I love being able to download stories in mobi, epub, html and pdf formats. AO3 is now offering a subscription feature, too.
My fandoms include Supernatural and Starsky & Hutch, with one-shots in Låt den rätte komma in | Let the Right One In (2008), Alias Smith and Jones, Lonesome Dove, Dark Blue, Dante's Cove, Long Walk - Stephen King, and Californication (with Callum Keith Rennie!). Early fandom writing includes Planet of the Apes (TV series) (Burke and Virdon and Galen ftw!) and some truly interesting fiction attempts in my very first online fandom, Charmed. And here I always thought I was a 'one fandom at a time' fan.
If I can find it, I might post up a short little slash RPS story I did with David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser, in celebration/at the urging of the AO3 to have us post our old fics at the archive. Traditionally, RPS hasn't been well received in the S&H fandom, but the brilliant peg22 opened that up a bit.
(You'll need to log in to see the subscribe button, btw.)