Links that I found interesting
Some were found via the flist (sometimes from months ago) and others from your more standard surfing. First of all, if you're not on metablog here's a request for people to take a survey on attitudes towards ownership of fanfiction.
LIVE ON ARRIVAL
Steve Williams on the rise and fall of Live & Kicking [Remember the days when there weren't cookery programmes on the telly on Saturday?]
THE NORBRIDGE FILES
Stephen O'Brien and Jim Sangster on Press Gang. [This discusses the initial treatment for PG.]
Those two links are from Off The Telly, a site about British TV its blog is here
An Evening With Sings-to-Trees by ursulav - charming and funny (and earthy) fantasy story.
A list of 23 obsolete and obscure words [I don't know, is it for real? A word for fear of dawn?]
marociquala urges us to write now! don't hoard!
poisonivory has a rant at Disney's Pricness collection in "You're as pretty as a princess!"
For weeks now, I've been going over and over in my mind what people say about fanfic, arguments against it. I keep thinking about them because I do not understand them.
Anna Genoese takes on the anti-fanfiction arguments here.
And filnally an interview with Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio about At World's End [I've memorified any posts about AWE that I found interesting under 'A pirate's life for me'. There are also DMC posts there too.]
LIVE ON ARRIVAL
Steve Williams on the rise and fall of Live & Kicking [Remember the days when there weren't cookery programmes on the telly on Saturday?]
THE NORBRIDGE FILES
Stephen O'Brien and Jim Sangster on Press Gang. [This discusses the initial treatment for PG.]
Those two links are from Off The Telly, a site about British TV its blog is here
An Evening With Sings-to-Trees by ursulav - charming and funny (and earthy) fantasy story.
A list of 23 obsolete and obscure words [I don't know, is it for real? A word for fear of dawn?]
marociquala urges us to write now! don't hoard!
poisonivory has a rant at Disney's Pricness collection in "You're as pretty as a princess!"
For weeks now, I've been going over and over in my mind what people say about fanfic, arguments against it. I keep thinking about them because I do not understand them.
Anna Genoese takes on the anti-fanfiction arguments here.
And filnally an interview with Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio about At World's End [I've memorified any posts about AWE that I found interesting under 'A pirate's life for me'. There are also DMC posts there too.]