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astolat

Fannish Year In Review 2006, Part 2

Jan 05, 2007 22:43

I forgot the whole actual meme part of the meme, so here it is in part 2. *g* ( Part 1, with the full list of stories)

Also, I will take this opportunity to tell anyone who hasn't heard of it yet about the soon-to-debut Surfacing SGA zine, which I seriously cannot wait to see, my story for which does in fact get mentioned below in the end of the ( Read more... )

fanfic, year in review, meme

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ficbyzee January 6 2007, 04:29:44 UTC

It was incredibly fun to *see* Reconcilable Differences flow out of you! Watching you write that was a big highlight of my spring/summer, and I agree with your favorite line from it. I know this is a faint hope, but let me just say that if you ever felt that you had more Kon fic in you, I for one would be thrilled to see it. *g*

rogue_planet January 6 2007, 04:34:27 UTC

*drools at zine, then it hits her* You... (lip quivers) you aren't going to be feeding us SGA fic anymore? Or SV? But... but.... Who stole you from us? Is it Wiseguys? House?

astolat January 6 2007, 04:51:57 UTC

uh, well -- never say never! I have come back to fandoms! I came back to SV this year after a five-year hiatus. And it was Wiseguy, and, um, then it was Bond, and then it was Rome, and right now it is kind of Entourage...

(SGA was kind of the aberration, really -- normally I am five fandoms in fifteen minutes like this. *kof*)

rachelmanija January 6 2007, 04:48:39 UTC

Doh! Forgot about "Queen of Spades," and I was talking about it on the phone last night, too. That was a really hot story.

sarren January 6 2007, 05:15:07 UTC

Oh, damn. Now I'll have to reread all of these stories so that I can answer the poll.

Life is hard.

teenygozer January 6 2007, 05:45:21 UTC

Runner up is Moving On, which flowed all the way up to the point John stared. What the fuck., and then dropped back again to a slow painful crawl over broken glass,

You know, it's funny, but I almost said something in my DVD commentary about that. The story has a somewhat different feel starting after that line, but I put the change down to it being a turning-point for the characters. It may have been slow writing from your perspective, but it's where the story picks up momentum for the reader.