Letter of Comment.

A long, detailed, point-by-point feedback if the one I got is any indication.

It's almost to the level of a beta read, but completely unprompted. I've never had one.

A long, detailed, point-by-point feedback if the one I got is any indication.

I don't think that's necessarily true. It dates back to zine days, when feedback actually had to be sent by letter, so it probably did tend to be longer and more detailed, but I've never understood the term to be exclusionary.

I got one of those recently about my Spike in Salt Lake series, which quite thrilled me. Those were written primarily for personal amusement, and it always amazes me when strangers (ie, no one here) reads them and likes them.

Spike in Salt Lake series

Want more. Still invested in them.

Shrift -- there's an LJ community called Fic_recs, and Maidenjedi posted a nice rec for Spectacle on it. And on my Friends list, so did Minnowgirl, and possibly Mely although I'd have to check.

I told you last night how much I liked the story, so I'll stop in order to avoid ego-inflammation. Heh.

I wrote last night, a "filler" scene for an as-yet-unaired-in-the-States episode of Farscape. Sadly, it is not a story. It's just a scene I wanted to see and didn't. And it's kind of soggy.

So rather than spend a lot of time on it, I'm just gonna put it on my LJ next weekend and forget about it. It's really "ficcy" in the way that I don't like. Except I wanted to see it. Weird, that.

I believe I saw a link to Spectacle with the comment "THIS is what I wish I wrote like."

Teppy, I can write the Winthrops or V!Giles. You pick. t though V!Giles will probably win for now

I pick the Winthrops. I miss them.

I might be able to do a scene or two for you. Because you are the Fabulous Teppy and you deserve treats.