New and Old Things on the Website
The Great Website Rebuild continues. Here's what's up again or added since my last update:
There's now a Transformative section for artwork, fanfic, short stories, and videos. I've added a couple of new tales in there, and some truly gorgeous art pieces.
One of the interesting side effects of running a website for seventeen years holy shit how did that happen? is that I have links from websites that are no longer among the active. In many cases, the sites are archived over at web.archive.org. So a number of my pages have links to former sites in the archive- is it a bit to think this is a neat thing to have? I may never find the person who wrote that one poem nearly twenty years ago now, but I still have the poem. I wonder how many of these things I remember that the person who created them has forgotten?
I've added a new version, from Doug Bischoff. His version is available for free download at reverb nation and it's very good, a great integration of new lyrics with the Tam Lin reel as the basis for the music.
This entry was originally posted at Dreamwidth.
There's now a Transformative section for artwork, fanfic, short stories, and videos. I've added a couple of new tales in there, and some truly gorgeous art pieces.
One of the interesting side effects of running a website for seventeen years holy shit how did that happen? is that I have links from websites that are no longer among the active. In many cases, the sites are archived over at web.archive.org. So a number of my pages have links to former sites in the archive- is it a bit to think this is a neat thing to have? I may never find the person who wrote that one poem nearly twenty years ago now, but I still have the poem. I wonder how many of these things I remember that the person who created them has forgotten?
I've added a new version, from Doug Bischoff. His version is available for free download at reverb nation and it's very good, a great integration of new lyrics with the Tam Lin reel as the basis for the music.
This entry was originally posted at Dreamwidth.