Comments | flambeau: To every thing there is a season

flambeau

To every thing there is a season

Oct 13, 2006 10:42

yuletide is back in business! Yay!

There are some changes this year, which you can read about here and here and here before you get involved with nominations here. There's also a brainstorming post for talking about potential fandoms ( Read more... )

challenges, yuletide, unwritten

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adina_atl October 13 2006, 17:41:59 UTC

Oh, god, YES on Gally and Uncle Fred, though I'd prefer to see them at their current ages--preferably on "opposite but friendly" sides of some conflict. Blandings Castle is already on my list, by the way, so that should reduce your list by one.

flambeau October 14 2006, 10:37:55 UTC

on "opposite but friendly" sides of some conflict

Yes! That would be hilarious. And yay and thank you, about the list thing! Now I'm down to... fifteen. hm. *g*

greenmtnboy18 October 13 2006, 21:52:31 UTC

That's so funny... I don't know what Yuletide is (and I don't think I really want to... lol), but a friend of mine was just mentioning Alan and Billy, and here it is again. I reallyreally need to see JPIII. I really WANT to, because I love dinosaurs running around munching on everyone, and hey... with slashiness? Like, bonus! It just keeps falling behind because it doesn't have Jack Davenport in it.

And hey! Thank you for the postcard! I LOVE getting postcards! (I think you knew that. *g*) It is one of the consistent small delights of my life that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy. :-)

flambeau October 14 2006, 10:42:55 UTC

Oh good, the postcard made it! I like sending postcards in theory, I'm just very bad at it in practice, but sometimes I manage. :)

JP3 is just delightful. Big monsters with teeth eating people, and Alan and Billy are, well. Married. I swear.

yuletide is a grand and wonderful thing, but probably not for someone as monofannish as you (but if you wanted to experiment, hey, great place for it...). It's a rare-fandom story exchange that usually results in a ton of really cool stories for a ton of movies, series, books etc that very few people have heard of, or at least considered writing for. :)

me_moose October 17 2006, 17:48:09 UTC

Ture Sventon like the, uhm, christmas calender (?) from ages ago? With the flying blanket? I never read the books it was based on, but if you ever find someone to write a story for you, I'd definitely read it.

I've recently friended you so I thought I'd say hi, so hi!