I'm still playing the timestamp fic game over here, so feel free to drop by.

Here's a list of the fills I've done so far:

1. Making passes.
Inception, G, Arthur/Ariadne.
Prompt: bennet_7 wanted to know what Arthur was thinking in Everybody rolls with their fingers crossed. Turns out, he's thinking many things, not all of which are sensible.

2. lip ( Read more... )

All right, dudes. Get ready, for I seem to (briefly) be back in the land of the fannish! I've posted an update to Words and stones this week, written a couple thousand words of my Super Fun White Collar Caper today, and I've spent the last three hours time-lining another story on post-it notes.

I am en fuego right now, so let's play the ( Read more... )

Complete header information can be found at Part One.

Part Two.

( Part Three. )

I love a good road trip. I really do. We didn't fly much when I was a kid-- too expensive-- so I grew up watching mountains grow and fade outside the windows of our family car, listening to my sister count cows or my parents sing along to the Beatles. I remember road trips as books, too-- we used to check books on tape out of the library before ( Read more... )

1. Learning about art forgery is fascinating. Not only does it mean that one spends hours falling down the rabbit hole of Wikipedia,one also gets to read up on the FBI's Art Theft division1 and Interpol and the FATF.2 (Technically the FATF has nothing to do with art theft. But it has something to do with my current project, so there.)

2. And ( Read more... )

(This is cross-posted from my RL journal. Apologies for the repeat, if you're reading both.)

My only defense is that I didn't get up at four. I just caught the BBC replay on PBS last night, and watched the whole damn wedding then. And wrote a series of haikus on the subject during the church-y bits.

What. Jane Austen was formative for me, ( Read more... )

So the maternal unit and I, both being on Spring Break this week, decided to do some in-town touristing around Atlanta, which has resulted in a temporary overdose of Culture and Educational Ventures. Tuesday, for example, we visited the King Center-- couldn't go in Ebeneezer Baptist Church, sadly, because it's in the middle of a renovation-- and ( Read more... )

1. Technosaurus Rex; or, What We’ve Got Here is a Failure to Communicate

The first time I saw Jurassic Park, I was ten years old. I remember sitting in the dark of the theater next to my mom, clutching the arm rest between us with white fingers as the first Red Shirt was devoured by an unseen, anachronistic monster. It was my birthday, and ( Read more... )

So I've been seeing this go floating around:

Post your very first fanfiction. Don't edit anything out. Leave in all the bad spelling, terrible grammar and painful summary.

On a whim, I decided to go Past Hunting online, because I don't have a copy of my first fic anymore. (That's a good thing, really.) And while I couldn't find it on the ( Read more... )

I'm sure many of you have already seen this, but it's really too remarkable-- and horrifying-- to ignore.



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