I can tell I'm falling deep into a fandom when I feel the need to build precise timelines for a universe in my mind. For Daredevil, my priority is definitely figuring out how long Matt and Foggy have known each other, and what they were doing pre-series. The awesome ladies at @redringsideseats were kind enough to answer my newbie questions ( Read more... )

Because headcanon is pretty much all I have. ;)

( Can't guarantee I have all of these )

When you are writing, or thinking about stories/backstories, do you use certain songs or artists? Perhaps they are helpful to get 'in the right headspace', or set a mood ( Read more... )

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This question is closely related to the geography of Panem, but unfortunately, we don't get as many clues to base speculation on, especially if you define canon narrowly. We know from the first chapter of The Hunger Games that there are about eight thousand people in District Twelve. Katniss tells us that the Capitol is a city, and speaks about ( Read more... )

Was just about to post a comment to kawuli's great post on District 9, which is chock full of details about modern agriculture and her headcanon, when I realized that I had a long digression that I should probably put somewhere I can find again.

kawuli noted, "Which means that District 9 probably has a few scattered crop-production centers with something like ( Read more... )

I love thinking about the mechanics of the Hunger Games universe. Even before I was making up stories in my head about my favorite characters, I was intrigued by the puzzle of how this post-apocalyptic society functions. I've devoured all the metas I can find, and my reading preferences tend strongly toward the elaborate world-builders of the ( Read more... )

( I'm still voting for Harriet Jones )

Over the past couple of months, my interest in Classic Who has been revived in big way. You would think having a history with a show would make it easy to get back in the fandom, but the last time I was this captivated, John Major was prime minister. Commercial internet was in its infancy (I did not have access), and watching episodes involved ( Read more... )

ionlylurkhere has a great Martha character study. Martha is one of those characters I want to like, but have difficulty finding a core to thread through; ionlylurkhere does a great job of defining her arc. Given the last minutes of Journey's End, I think I'm going to need it for the Torchwood miniseries.