grammar, meta, constructing the author-function, lit & history 1902-1950, language

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  • Return of the Memetic Engineer

    alixtii Aug 16, 2006 22:03

    If you happen to be working on some creative writing project, fanfiction or NaNoWriMo or what have you, post exactly one sentence (or more) from each of your current work(s) in progress in your journal. It should probably be your favourite or most intriguing sentence so far, but what you choose is entirely your discretion. Mention the title (and ( Read more... )

    crossover, george bernard shaw, firefly, angel, heinlein, rpf, shakespeare, narnia, buffy, meme, on writing, lit & history 1902-1950

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  • Meta: Dystopia and Moral Voices: A Politico-Aesthetic Response to V for Vendetta

    alixtii Aug 02, 2006 22:30

    deliriumdriver was discussing V for Vendetta (the movie version, not the comic) in a flocked post on her journal, and it had me thinking about my own reaction to the movie. No one (and by "no one" I mean "neither deliriumdriver nor I") denies that it's a powerful emotional experience while one is in the theatre, but there is a sense in which it sort of falls apart when one ( Read more... )

    moral voices, george bernard shaw, grammar, textual analysis, v for vendetta, meta, language, rec, constructing the author-function, lit & history 1902-1950

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  • Yeah.

    alixtii Jul 26, 2006 15:48

    Convince me not to write Neville/Mary The Secret Garden musicalverse, please? Kthxbye.

    music, on writing, lit & history 1902-1950

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  • Meta: Rambling about Detectives

    alixtii Feb 21, 2006 19:27

    After I accidentally deleted my open windows at skip=525, I worked my way back through my flist, reopening the windows, and IE crashed at skip=475. At that point, I gave up, and I'm just going to rely on newsletters to catch up. If anything interested, don't be afraid to drop a link in the comments.

    Speaking of which, ( meta on reading texts, detective novels, Veronica Mars, and of course the will-to-power )

    textual analysis, meta, harry potter, parent trap, veronica mars, how many children had lady macbeth?, detectives, lit & history 1902-1950

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