Comments | sakuratsukikage: Exit Light, Enter Night

sakuratsukikage

Exit Light, Enter Night

Mar 12, 2008 07:21

First, in various news, I went to the public library with my host mom today after we ate breakfast at a pan-ya with free coffee and got books in English, including Yoshizawa Eiji's rather well-known historical novel Musashi in translation (you get five guesses as to what it's about). So far the Zen monk Takuan (the historical figure whom the ( Read more... )

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rentetsu March 13 2008, 17:05:31 UTC

That was amazing and reminded me why I should get around to reading Death Note. I really enjoyed getting to "hear" what you had to say about the characters. Among other things, it makes them more accessible. Nice work.

sakuratsukikage March 15 2008, 03:32:34 UTC

Thank you! *blush* Just random thoughts on my part. I do this kind of thing all the time, I just usually don't share it with others, but I really started this journal in order to post this sort of thing. I'm glad you enjoyed it! As someone who's planning to write this characters (and is engaged in doing so right now) I have to try to get into their heads, so . . . . :P Anyway, thanks!

And you should definitely get around to reading it. I'd like to hear what you think! And that way you can read the aforementioned fic, which I'm now co-writing with Steph, when we get around to posting it. ;) Besides, it's just good.

So if I were to do this kind of thing for other fandoms and characters you'd be interested in reading it? I wouldn't want to bore everyone ^^;.

rentetsu March 15 2008, 05:18:14 UTC

Yes, I want to hear what you have to say about other characters! I think that sort of thing is really interesting; it's something I like about sharing a good series with friends.

sakuratsukikage March 15 2008, 14:52:46 UTC

Yay! I'm really glad to hear that! Me too. :D It's one of my favorite things about fandom. Well, then, I will continue to post such things, secure in the knowledge that you at least will read and enjoy them!

Also, I've been meaning to ask you--are there any particular sorts of doujinshi you'd like me to pick up while I'm here? You seemed sort of interested in the ones I mentioned before, so I thought I'd ask. :)