Well, so according to the all powerful
anon meme, the two things I really need to work on are updating fic more often and posting personal entries. I can't promise super quick updates. I know I have a bad habit of posting horribly slow, though sadly a lot of that is due to the fact that I tend to wander from fic to fic depending on which one
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As to books. Personal preference spans the gamet from Historical treatises (Ancient Rome, Greece, Egypt, the fertile crescent in general actually - that was my specialty in university as well as ancient languages and dialects).
For pure plkeasure re fiction - espionage and books of intrigue and the flip side metaphysical things and with respect to romance, I am a hopeless romantic who happens to be married to another hopeless romantic, but here in lay the difference. I love a solid romance that is part of the story. Harlequin and that lot does not appeal. I find them infantile. Strong preference for bonds between intellectual equals and such and unlikely pairings that find each other. Makes for interesting. Love love...I do. So I don't tend to avoid it, but I do like it to be co-hesive.
More than you wanted to know, but you did ask.
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Romance as part of a plot is okay. That I don't mind at all, and sometimes it's nice to read. It's the Harlequin type novels that I've never been able to understand or stomach.
Not at all more than I wanted to know. ^_^
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Oh yes, romance has to work within the story. Romance is part of life, a very nice part of life. Partnership, sensuality, all the building blocks of human continuity and all the trials and tribulations inbetween...
I, like you, cannot pick up one of those without seriously wondering what in hell is wrong with its readership, other than the fact that they are clearly missing the bit about what makes a relationship work; partnership, sensuality, drive, companionship. The greatest gift we have ever been given as people.
That is my view and am sticking with it.
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I can understand wanting to be finished with writing fanfiction. Fanfiction is fun, and it's easy (compared to original fiction), but it's also limiting in many ways. I keep thinking that one day I'll give up fanfiction as well, and most likely FMA will be the last fandom I write actively for. When I finish Descent, then I'll probably be truly done with fanfiction, but who knows where the roads of life will take us.
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Seriously, a good bed/matress and chairs are vitally important for the skeletal structure.Be frugal in other ways, not that.
We never know what road life takes us on at all...that is most of the fun...IMHO!
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