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snick_backupThings said aloud while reading the list of nominated Yuletide fandoms:
* "Hey, I've been meaning to read/watch that." (Anathem and a bunch of others I've now forgotten. Drat.)
* "SOMEBODY NOMINATED THAT? "
- Lady Lovely Locks (I loved that show when I was very small)
- Primer (Seems even less fic-friendly than Inception, although we all know how right I was about that. I am still mystified by that one, y'all.)
- Creatures of Light and Darkness, by Roger Zelazny (Now there's a canon that'd require some serious chutzpah to write for)
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I'll be offering some lit fandoms, because there are a few that are near and dear to my heart or would just be fun to write for (A Tangled Web by L.M. Montgomery would be a hoot), but generally I am much, much more comfortable with writing for screen canon. In the process of translating visual story to verbal story, I feel a lot more freedom to put my own spin on things. Also the question of copyright infringement feels less sticky, at least to me.
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My assignments the last two years: English kids' fantasy book fandoms for which my recipient's first request was for future-slash between the principle child character and the principle adult character.
Any bets on what I'll get this year?
* "Hey, I've been meaning to read/watch that." (Anathem and a bunch of others I've now forgotten. Drat.)
* "SOMEBODY NOMINATED THAT? "
- Lady Lovely Locks (I loved that show when I was very small)
- Primer (Seems even less fic-friendly than Inception, although we all know how right I was about that. I am still mystified by that one, y'all.)
- Creatures of Light and Darkness, by Roger Zelazny (Now there's a canon that'd require some serious chutzpah to write for)
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I'll be offering some lit fandoms, because there are a few that are near and dear to my heart or would just be fun to write for (A Tangled Web by L.M. Montgomery would be a hoot), but generally I am much, much more comfortable with writing for screen canon. In the process of translating visual story to verbal story, I feel a lot more freedom to put my own spin on things. Also the question of copyright infringement feels less sticky, at least to me.
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My assignments the last two years: English kids' fantasy book fandoms for which my recipient's first request was for future-slash between the principle child character and the principle adult character.
Any bets on what I'll get this year?
