Archive requests generally mean that someone (the archvist) enjoyed your fic so much, or it fit a specific genre of archive they host that they want to include your fic in the archive. Similar to reccing, but usually less verbose and with a copy of the story rather than a link to where the story it.

Also, I think "Persuasion" (that little Spike/Giles bathtub-chains fic) is archived somewhere, but again, I lost all the e-mails.

Speaking of, can you send me a copy so that I can archive it on Ivy?

"Persuasion"? I think you have that. I wrote it before "Graveyard Shift". You need "Redux," though.

Will send -- how do you want it? .txt? html? Word doc? And how do you want me to mark italics?

t edit Yeah, I checked. You have "Persuasion," but need "Redux".

You need "Redux," though.

That's what I meant. Mark italics with astericks, if you please. You can send in the body of the email if you like.

I love how folks keep citing the Indian food refs in "Reflections". I should give FayJay a credit line.

connie, a nice hot vindaloo would probably make her happy, as well. Alas, it doesn't seem feasible in terms of carryout.

BTW, SA, insent rather a while back, answering yours.

(I'm prepping to cater a party for 70 furry convention survivors tomorrow. Busy woman. Cookies, shaped liked rabbits.)

BTW, SA, insent rather a while back, answering yours.

Got it. I'll get back to you before I leave.

Cookies, shaped liked rabbits.

::suh-NERK!!::

Steph, I kid you not. The theme was "Alice in Wonderland" and they've got a nice cake with that them going, but three days to cluge up a party with pastry shaped like a Tom Petty video? I think not.

Deb, insent.

I figured out what story I'm going to do with the remix. Now I just have to figure out the how.

Archive requests generally mean that someone (the archvist) enjoyed your fic so much,

t coughs

Hi, deb.