Lots of stuff
I've gotten alot of fics almost finished and I'll get around to posting them eventually
One of these is Singe-Ange, or the one where Castiel is a monkey. IN FRENCH! and then I translated it into English, but I wrote it in French and it's the thought that counts.
I also have a story in which Christopher Pike and Jim Kirk intersect because of the effect George had on each of them. Except that's not exactly what it ended up being. It's complicated, okay.
In biology class we saw a movie about deserts and I was thinking about Narnia at the same time, so Edmund is overlapping with sand dunes like complicated script written out by an ancient hand. I don't know if I should post this or not.
I'm almost done with Shalimar the Clown by Salman Rushdie. There's so much imagery in there, it's amazing! lassiterfics and zempasuchil would especially like it. It turns people into countries while their dreams sprout wings and fly away!
What should I read next, Narnia or His Dark Materials? Because they're like the antithesis of one another but the story is so good in both series.
And after that should I read One Hundred Years of Solitude or Pedro Paramo?
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One of these is Singe-Ange, or the one where Castiel is a monkey. IN FRENCH! and then I translated it into English, but I wrote it in French and it's the thought that counts.
I also have a story in which Christopher Pike and Jim Kirk intersect because of the effect George had on each of them. Except that's not exactly what it ended up being. It's complicated, okay.
In biology class we saw a movie about deserts and I was thinking about Narnia at the same time, so Edmund is overlapping with sand dunes like complicated script written out by an ancient hand. I don't know if I should post this or not.
I'm almost done with Shalimar the Clown by Salman Rushdie. There's so much imagery in there, it's amazing! lassiterfics and zempasuchil would especially like it. It turns people into countries while their dreams sprout wings and fly away!
What should I read next, Narnia or His Dark Materials? Because they're like the antithesis of one another but the story is so good in both series.
And after that should I read One Hundred Years of Solitude or Pedro Paramo?
This was originally posted at http://ernest.dreamwidth.org/1773.html. There are
comments there.