Subject: I can answer that last one!
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Posted on: 2018-01-11 06:43:00 UTC
At least in the case of that last one, it's a NaNoWriMo project of hS's. Go read it on his LiveJournal before the KGB requisition it, it's pretty good. =]
As for the book, I'm gonna sort that out in a bit. =]
A short story put together over the holidays; I literally can't say any more:
Restricted
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And while I'm here... a couple of Christmas present pics:
'Ook', says the Eagle.
Kaitlyn and I have decided this is Elberath, her mini, rather than one of my two. ^_^ I'm fine with that. Angling to get her put on top of the tree next year.
hS
It's definitely cool to learn anything new about the Canon Librarian. I love the little glimpse we've gotten into his "nest," as well as some more vague hints at his physical presence.
The mood throughout this piece is great. I love that is keeps ramping up a more and more sinister feeling of foreboding, only to pull the rug out from under us in the last paragraphs and turn it very sentimental and reverent of Scape's work. Very nicely done!
The fact that the Canon Librarian seems to know what World One authors are writing for the PPC has intersting implications, especially considering he himself clearly isn't from World One . . . I must ask, though: what are The Everbright Glede, The Magical Adventures of Ladies and Gentlemen and The Kraken-Knights of Wintertide? I can't find mention of them online anywhere. They're not in the "PPC authors" cupboard, but they're in the same safe as that cupboard. What's the significance of those titles?
—doctorlit still wants to buy a copy of that book, Scapegrace!
As Scapegrace says, the 'slightly less restricted' books are PPCers' NaNos. Kraken-Knights is mine, Magical Adventures is by BeautyID and is the best thing ever, and Glede is an Alec Troven book by kippur which had a cool, eye-catching title.
hS
At least in the case of that last one, it's a NaNoWriMo project of hS's. Go read it on his LiveJournal before the KGB requisition it, it's pretty good. =]
As for the book, I'm gonna sort that out in a bit. =]
Is this my first fanfic? I'm claiming it as my first fanfic. =]
Thank you for writing this. It's fascinating to look at the Canon Library, and a privilege to be part of the Restricted Section. I hope the unknowable entity that goes by the Canon Librarian enjoys Anomalies. =]
I approve greatly of buttons, and fandom tree toppers. We just packed our Weeping Angel away today.