Thank you!
I must say, this is actually the first time I've seen someone bitch about TBQ's writing. Mwahahaha.
So, what do you think, should I rec Te's "Clear" next? In which, yet again, bad things happen to Wes, and Giles lets loose his nasty ol' inner queen?
I got the first negative comment ever on a rec I made!
Yippee!! Keep up the good work.
See, normally, things come through by authors I don't recognize, from people I don't recognize, and I don't bother with reading them so I can give a scathing critique (because at this point, with LJ and list traffic, I can honestly say I *have* heard of most of the good writers out there, and new ones don't go unnoticed.)
Maybe I should start.
Hmm.
Or find an evil twin to do it for me.
I havne't read Strategy yet, but I'll read it tonight and then add my two cents.
Quick hello and a rec: It's called Eldorado and may be found on AllAboutSpike. The only thing wrong with this baby is thatit ends.
Spy porn is up in my livejournal and on my site.
Phill, link! Link for peoples!
t fandom moan
Current major irritation with fandom: people who are good writers, but use American words when writing in a British fandom (e.g. Harry Potter). Hogwarts does not have semesters. It has terms. There are other examples. I'm sure Britishisms in American fandoms are as annoying to Americans, but I don't notice those.
t /moan
I'm right with you Am -- and it does go both ways, not to mention the problems with regionalisms used wrong, historically appropriate vocabulary, and so on. People writing in worlds they're not familiar with. Which is fine, but get a beta.