Post Limits Can Suck It
Updated the Doomy Index of Doom and apparently, there are now two sections that will only be available on DW, because I have now recced too much RPF for it to fit into a single LJ post and I refuse to break a single fandom into multiple posts. That shit is just waaay too much trouble. Individual pairings are ordered by number of stories, so I'd constantly have to be juggling pairings betwen posts and, just, no. Also updated the information in the index.
I spackled at work today. What job description?
Also spent twenty minutes earlier fantasizing about fanfiction for Nora Roberts's Three Sisters Island trilogy, in the form of a "fourth" novel where Mia realizes that 1) Sam is well-intentioned, but a douche and 2) the curse's manipulations (Mia's relationship exactly mirroring Fire's) totally kept her from realizing she's a lesbian. But now the curse is gone! That could be the entire story and I'd be onboard, but what would be even better? If she seduced Nell away from Zach (or there was Mia/Nell-Nell/Zach where everyone was okay with it, but I do not see Zach going for that, so much). I spent a lot of Dance Upon the Air thinking about Mia's protective/slightly patronizing girlcrush (also? she was in total repressed!teenage!love with Ripley).
Slashing romance novels = emotionally satisfying, but at the same time, disappointing; no one's ever gonna write me that.
I spackled at work today. What job description?
Also spent twenty minutes earlier fantasizing about fanfiction for Nora Roberts's Three Sisters Island trilogy, in the form of a "fourth" novel where Mia realizes that 1) Sam is well-intentioned, but a douche and 2) the curse's manipulations (Mia's relationship exactly mirroring Fire's) totally kept her from realizing she's a lesbian. But now the curse is gone! That could be the entire story and I'd be onboard, but what would be even better? If she seduced Nell away from Zach (or there was Mia/Nell-Nell/Zach where everyone was okay with it, but I do not see Zach going for that, so much). I spent a lot of Dance Upon the Air thinking about Mia's protective/slightly patronizing girlcrush (also? she was in total repressed!teenage!love with Ripley).
Slashing romance novels = emotionally satisfying, but at the same time, disappointing; no one's ever gonna write me that.