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A couple of things
From Cracked: Five Reasons Pop Culture is Run by Fan-Fiction. Very interesting article!
musesfool has some interesting thoughts on what it means to be "in" a particular fandom. Lately I've been feeling like, even for the shows I'm most interested in ATM, I'm not technically "in" their fandoms, because I'm not producing/commenting/doing anything other than ( Read more... ) -
Japan and going out of town
Signal boost: help_japan. My thoughts are with everyone there ( Read more... ) -
Book meme
The book I am reading: The Red Herring Without Mustard, by Alan Bradley (A Flavia de Luce mystery!), The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, by Rebecca Skloot and Human Croquet by Kate Atkinson.
The book I am writing: Right now I'm trying to write Artie/Claudia Warehouse 13 fic...and it is hard. I can pretty much guarantee that it will never see ( Read more... ) -
Leverage SESA: Five Holidays the Leverage Crew Celebrated Together
Title: Five Holidays the Leverage Crew Celebrated Together
Written for: Unavoidedcrisis in the Leverage_sesa challenge
Rating: PG
Warnings: None
Summary: In which Parker likes parties, Eliot is confused, and Hardison, Sophie and Nate just go with it.
Word Count: ~3,000
Author's Note I picked this up as a pinch hit but I want to apologize for how long it took me to finish it ( Read more... ) -
Books Read in 2010
...I'd hoped to break 100, but I got pretty close, and this only includes books I read for the first time, so a count including rereads would probably be more than 100...anyway, that's my goal for 2011!
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Yuletide reveal
Yuletide authors have been revealed! (...y'all already know this, but whatevs.)
I wrote: Introduction to Escapology for epshlan, which is Community gen, with hijinks and the dean celebrating National Bubble Bath Day. I really enjoyed researching a ridiculous holiday for the plot, but it was a bit of a bear to write, since I couldn't really see a way ( Read more... ) -
Christmas Morn - er, mid afternoon
As Dean Pelton from Community would say, "Merry Happy!"
I am currently suffering from a condition best described in Terry Pratchett's Tiffany Aching novel The Wee Free Men, which I will paraphrase instead of transcribe because I only have the audiobook ( Read more... )
