So if someone is in the mood for Narnia fanfiction, the Narnia Fanfiction Exchange just closed, and the master list of stories is here:
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There are a few duds, but the general quality is quite high. I would certainly recommend:
Food For Thought, Dichotomy, Written in the Dust, A Flight of Fantasy (steampunk Narnia!), The Exhaustion of Dawn, Words We Don't Have, Out of Season, and I Love Not the Man But Nature More.
fic help: my google fu is failing me on staffing/employment as a US Attorney (Organized Crime Strike Force). Levels of heirarchy, who does what, where a guy in his late twenties would be positioned, etc.
Consuela, I still have some trepidation about Narnia fic, but am willing to trust you, so I am poking my nose into some of them. As for "I Love Not the Man But Nature More", how can I resist at least trying a fic that uses
“Yes, this is a fertile land, and we will thrive… We will rule over all this land, and we will call it... 'This Land'."
as an epigraph.
Hah! It is a cute epigraph, but I don't think it fits the story, which is rather... primal, and not silly at all.
Woops. I'm writing a story that either lots of people will love, or I'll get hate-mail for.
... possibly both.
Woops. I'm writing a story that either lots of people will love, or I'll get hate-mail for.
I told someone else, elsewhere, to write for the sake of the story they wanted to tell. Writing is one thing; getting it to an audience is another. That won't protect you from a virtual mob set to run you out of the internet on a rail, of course. I'm not sure what would - sometimes there are mobs in search of a convenient target.
Well, I posted it, and (so far) all the comments have been positive.
But really the question is whether I'm willing to post it on FFN. This is a pagan story, and the FFN Narnia community is, generally, really into the whole Christian allegory.
Here's the story, btw:
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Really nice, 'suela! I left a comment for you on AO3.
Thanks, sail! I'm still a bit dissatisfied with it, but it pretty much did what I wanted it to.
Out of curiosity, how are you dissatisfied with it? Nothing jumped out at me as I was reading it (I've been reccing it to some friends, btw).