I like number 8 for this purpose. It's attractive but serious.
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I like number 8 for this purpose. It's attractive but serious.
Oh, but did I mention that a lot of the writing I'm featuring is humorous? Does that matter?
All good pix, Kristin. Impressions -- #6 and #8 look like excellent author-blurb material. #7 looks too posed. The last four are all good for distictly different moods.
Even with humorous writing, I think it's better that the picture isn't too over the top.
Okay, everyone--thanks!
I'm going to take the link down now. (If anyone comes in later and wants to chime in, feel free to check my LJ [pix_kristin]. It's friendslocked, so you'll have to let me friend you.)
Kristen, just saw the pictures and left comments on LJ. But wow. Gorgeous.
Also, the cover of my new poetry chapbook is up:
Looks nice, victor.
Looks nice, victor.
Thanks. The overall look of this one--cover, layout, etc.--is probably my favorite out of all eight of 'em.
My point about the joy of the instant validation of fanfic is that you don't have to wonder "Can I write? Do I suck?" Someone will tell you.
Ah, that's a different animal entirely - no argument at all. Your post didn't read that way to me, though. But why trust the opinions of the readers of your fanfic more than you would trust the opinions of people reading your original stuff? Or is that a misconception? I regularly hand my original stuff out for beta-reading with wild abandon, and it never even occurs to me to have anyone beta my fanfic, so I'm 180 on that one, and I'm curious.
Kristin, I think I need to eat dinner before I look at pics.
Karl, your drabble gave me a shiver, because I wonder that, too.