WTF? Day #23840284208.8

[ahedonia]

Okay, so I'm getting some good reviews after posting my Harry Potter fic over at FictionAlley - or rather, I should say, I'm getting SOME reviews at all - but it's still weird. Why? Because my big mind-fuck-o-rama sexual-predator-seduce-a-thon is being read primarily by children, that's why. Even the positive reviews (which make up the majority,

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[quickcrimson]

Because my big mind-fuck-o-rama sexual-predator-seduce-a-thon is being read primarily by children, that's why.

I suppose because that's because FictionAlley is majorly frequented by kids who will read anything and click on anything even if it includes age warnings; I'm not quite sure that even if they do read R-rated fic frequently that they'll really recognise or understand the concepts you're trying to put across.

It is a thoroughly good fanfic, and I will be writing a longer comment soonish -- it deserves a good thorough reviewing :) and I do hope that, all things considered, you may write more HP fic in the future.

~ Mischa

[claudia_yvr]

Thought of you yesterday evening as I attended a talk by William Lucas Walker (he's written for shows like Frasier, Roseanne, Will & Grace, and on and on) -- I think you'd have really enjoyed it. He talked about his background, how the different shows approach writing, and just life in general. He also took questions from the group while he was talking (it wasn't a prepared lecture or anything, just him sitting at the front of the tiny auditorium, chatting away like we were all in his living room) -- there were only about two dozen of us -- and was freshingly candid. Great guy, I'll write about in my next LJ entry.

BTW, did you catch JM on Loveline? How was it?!

[ebonbird]

Already sent you an email regarding your mind-fuck-o-rama sexual-predator-seduce-a-thon. It's not only a good story - it's a well-told story. You made me work (some) for the happenstance and I think you got why Harry was so out-classed in terms of the game Patrella/Teach was playing.

Yeah. We can always chat more about it whenever you're interested. I like the way your mind works. Or the telling of that story.

Count me as a sixth adult who read and liked and would re-read.

[ebonbird]

Fascinating Womanhood is terrifying in and of itself. That there are tons of devotees is no surprise to me.

Wow. Double wow.

To think, that if I hadn't followed M'Sallys comerantary on your review James whatsis (Marsters?) front-manning, I'd never have found out about it. I hope. Scary scary voluntary Stepfordwifeville.