Waves feebly

[blamebrampton]

Still working like a maniac for a few more days. Had a lovely meeting where I was able to say 'WHY????!!!!' And even better, good support from the ad manager, so there is some hope.

However, Harry Potter fandom. Lovely bunch of people with some sterling writing. And some bright young spark has come up with this treat:

Which looks like a fun, friendly, low-stress and high-probability of great reads fest! Yay! I am going to try to organise my life enough to join in, because with a 500 word minimum, that's a 45 minute commitment :-)

Comments

[markmc03.livejournal.com]

I can't help but feel vaguely guilty about crushing on such a young woman, but she (Emma) is a delight to watch. But soooo young.

[blamebrampton.livejournal.com]

Skandar Keynes. I hear your quandry …

Until recently I balanced that out with Peter O'Toole, and took comfort in averages :-)

[raitala.livejournal.com]

Yay for more BB's comic writing! :D

[blamebrampton.livejournal.com]

You know what would be even better? *Looks intently* *Smiles winningly*

(I have most of the next chapter of your Sofa Story sorted, but also a vague idea that if I sat down and just wrote, a brilliant House Elf story might be lurking in my brain. Which really makes me worry about my brain.)

[urnesha.livejournal.com]

Sweet, I've been missing the HP fandom lately. I just haven't been able to make the transition to any other fandom.

[sirius-luva.livejournal.com]

Excellent! :D I've been very into the Hobbit fandom recently, but given how damn depressing the final installment will be and the buckets of tears I'll shed, and also my sheer fury at how Peter Jackson is mangling the entire point of the source material, I could do with some laughs in the HP fandom. The fandom that won't let me down with title changes and ignoring the main character in favour of Mary-Sue OFCs and big battle scenes. Okay, I'll quit ranting now.