Well, it's official, I received the acceptance notice a couple week sago and I sent off the contract today! The Art of the Blood WILL be in Carnation's upcoming queer ACD-style Sherlock Holmes anthology. (This is a different book from the ACD H/W novel I've pitched - this is a multi-author short story collection.) I've been running around gleefully in circles once in a while ever since. I can't wait to read the other stories.
This isn't gonna make me rich anyway, but I've decided that since it was a charity auction fic, for Fandom Loves Puerto Rico, if I wind up making any royalties I'll donate them to the same cause. Don't feel right profiting from it for anything other than my ego.
IN OTHER NEWS went out to Rockford this weekend so, as is only fitting,![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
quantum_witch and I could watch the Good Omens miniseries together. We were both absolutely ecstatically over the moon with it - it's better than anything we hoped for. To celebrate, we're finally taking the stories from our old locked LJ comm, switchythings, that never made it to AO3 before, and sprucing them up and posting them.
I never dreamed that we would get a TV adaptation that was as faithful to the book as it was, and so true to the spirit of the thing in the material it added. I never considered myself to have left the fandom at all, never will, but I had backburnered it. It's screaming for my attention now.
This isn't gonna make me rich anyway, but I've decided that since it was a charity auction fic, for Fandom Loves Puerto Rico, if I wind up making any royalties I'll donate them to the same cause. Don't feel right profiting from it for anything other than my ego.
IN OTHER NEWS went out to Rockford this weekend so, as is only fitting,
quantum_witch and I could watch the Good Omens miniseries together. We were both absolutely ecstatically over the moon with it - it's better than anything we hoped for. To celebrate, we're finally taking the stories from our old locked LJ comm, switchythings, that never made it to AO3 before, and sprucing them up and posting them.I never dreamed that we would get a TV adaptation that was as faithful to the book as it was, and so true to the spirit of the thing in the material it added. I never considered myself to have left the fandom at all, never will, but I had backburnered it. It's screaming for my attention now.
