Hers should be the focus right now.
Don't you be silly, and make me come up there and spank you.
A place for Buffistas to discuss, beta and otherwise deal and dish on their non-fan fiction projects.
Hers should be the focus right now.
Don't you be silly, and make me come up there and spank you.
(taking prism and splitting congrats into perfect 50-50 rainbow arcs)
Don't you be silly, and make me come up there and spank you.
Is this supposed to be a threat?
Yay AmyLiz!
Is this supposed to be a threat?
Heh heh heh.
Yay! I'm just over here with the PlotSpackle...don't mind me.
Wow, Amy, that's great news!
And so is Kristin's news.
We are replete with wonderful writers, ain't it great? I love this thread.
PlotSpackle! How much do I love this! Heh. Pass it over when you're done...
I really couln't trim this without making it better, so it's sitting at 118, I think.
His eyes had been glued to her since he had seen her across the crowded ballroom. Though he had only seen her from the back, the blue-black hair that fell to her waist in long waves, the creamy bare shoulders peaking from between it and the emerald green dress that hugged her slender curves perfectly, he was already half in love. Once she turned toward him, he fell fully. With her perfect skin, she looked no older than 27, but, in her violet eyes, he could see something ancient—and eternal. Their gaze met, and, by the time they reached each-other, each knew that the other was the one they would spend the rest of their lives with.
Great news, Kristin.
Hee, DebetEsse. When reading the bad fic, I do keep having the feeling I've read books that bad or worse.
I am, for example, currently reading In the Wake of the Plague, a well reviewed nonfiction book about the Black Death. Here is a sample sentence: "From the heated loins of Henry Plantagenet and Eleanor of Aquitaine had sprung a genetic order of fighting royal monsters." I should have been more suspicious when I realized that one of the glowing reviewers was Anne Rice.