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Jun. 11th, 2010 05:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
vulgarweedLet's GOOOO!!!! (psst, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
world_cup_slash...for our kind of people. :D)
oh gods, please, please let everybody keep BP oil spill rage out of the USA vs. England match tomorrow.
And in completely unrelated writer-news, excavation on my early-90s original drawerfic continues. Wow, is it terrible. But then, it was my senior project in college and they did let me graduate, so they couldn't have thought it was complete pants, right? (Or maybe they were more impressed with the quantity than the quality--436 SINGLE-SPACED pages and plot still nowhere near conclusion OH GOD)
For those curious about the content, let's just say that in some respects, Martin Millar's The Good Fairies of New York completely accidentally serves as a (hilarious, brilliant, I love this book) parody of some of my themes. No one in my novel wears a colostomy bag, though. More's the pity.
world_cup_slash...for our kind of people. :D)oh gods, please, please let everybody keep BP oil spill rage out of the USA vs. England match tomorrow.
And in completely unrelated writer-news, excavation on my early-90s original drawerfic continues. Wow, is it terrible. But then, it was my senior project in college and they did let me graduate, so they couldn't have thought it was complete pants, right? (Or maybe they were more impressed with the quantity than the quality--436 SINGLE-SPACED pages and plot still nowhere near conclusion OH GOD)
For those curious about the content, let's just say that in some respects, Martin Millar's The Good Fairies of New York completely accidentally serves as a (hilarious, brilliant, I love this book) parody of some of my themes. No one in my novel wears a colostomy bag, though. More's the pity.
