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Jul. 31st, 2006 12:19 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
commotiocordisSomebody made a safe sex ficathon.
That's really cool. I had actually considered starting one last year, but when I threw around the idea a bit, I figured that at that time I didn't know enough people well enough in enough fandoms to get anybody to participate.
Reading "She Who Hesitates is Lost". For like the bazillionth time. But I haven't read the whole thing all the way through in more than a year, and it's funny how your perspective changes years after you first read it. I thought that was one of the most amazing fics ever written, that story. Now, I'm like "Well, there are a lot of typos in verb conjugation. And the word usage is repetitive at points. And the action is predictable. It's like 'Seven almost dies, then B'Elanna almost dies. Repeat.'"
It's still great for a quick (well, not so quick. It's like 400 pages.) easy read, though. While I'm putting off reading Scarlet Letter.
I think I'm going to try to go to the mall and camp out in front of some TVs in the electronics department of some store to watch Inside the Actors' Studio with Hugh Laurie tomorrow evening. Because I really want to see it. Though I bet somebody will transcribe it or something.
That's really cool. I had actually considered starting one last year, but when I threw around the idea a bit, I figured that at that time I didn't know enough people well enough in enough fandoms to get anybody to participate.
Reading "She Who Hesitates is Lost". For like the bazillionth time. But I haven't read the whole thing all the way through in more than a year, and it's funny how your perspective changes years after you first read it. I thought that was one of the most amazing fics ever written, that story. Now, I'm like "Well, there are a lot of typos in verb conjugation. And the word usage is repetitive at points. And the action is predictable. It's like 'Seven almost dies, then B'Elanna almost dies. Repeat.'"
It's still great for a quick (well, not so quick. It's like 400 pages.) easy read, though. While I'm putting off reading Scarlet Letter.
I think I'm going to try to go to the mall and camp out in front of some TVs in the electronics department of some store to watch Inside the Actors' Studio with Hugh Laurie tomorrow evening. Because I really want to see it. Though I bet somebody will transcribe it or something.
