Oh, Star Wars fandom. There's nothing quite so awful, is there? Yet again, there's ongoing drama with fangroups A through Z... which is why I'm reluctantly admitting to outlining a possible idea for post-The Rise of Skywalker fanfic. If I manage to coax it into existence, it will satisfy me and probably no one else.
Unfortunately, that fanfic idea is centered around Finn. I say unfortunately because that means it won't really fit the upcoming![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
halfamoon celebration, which focuses on female characters. I'm bringing up the topic because hey, halfamoon is almost here! Here are this year's prompts. Yes, the prompts are available early.
Hm. Maybe I can coax something Gaby-related into existence before the end of February. I have a couple of long-unfinished fanworks about her...
Somewhat related to this: via![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
goodbyebird, The Bodies of the Girls Who Made Me: Fanfic and the Modern World is Seanan McGuire's commentary on fanfiction and writing as a (white) woman in a world that focuses more on a (narrowly defined) male perspective.
FYI, I'm not going to cross-post entries at livejournal anymore. I'm not planning on deleting that account; I was co-moderator for multiple communities there. Everything on my own livejournal has now been mirrored here (comments too); there's no reason to keep adding to posts there.
Reminder to self: finish snagging those last few icons from LJ and upload 'em here.
Unfortunately, that fanfic idea is centered around Finn. I say unfortunately because that means it won't really fit the upcoming
halfamoon celebration, which focuses on female characters. I'm bringing up the topic because hey, halfamoon is almost here! Here are this year's prompts. Yes, the prompts are available early. Hm. Maybe I can coax something Gaby-related into existence before the end of February. I have a couple of long-unfinished fanworks about her...
Somewhat related to this: via
goodbyebird, The Bodies of the Girls Who Made Me: Fanfic and the Modern World is Seanan McGuire's commentary on fanfiction and writing as a (white) woman in a world that focuses more on a (narrowly defined) male perspective.FYI, I'm not going to cross-post entries at livejournal anymore. I'm not planning on deleting that account; I was co-moderator for multiple communities there. Everything on my own livejournal has now been mirrored here (comments too); there's no reason to keep adding to posts there.
Reminder to self: finish snagging those last few icons from LJ and upload 'em here.