Subject: *sniggers*
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Posted on: 2008-12-30 11:31:00 UTC
"Over 135 talks were given at bookshops, libraries and schools, many with Paolini dressed up in a medieval costume."
That makes me giggle lots.
But I'd be furious if my mum did that. I hate been called into the spotlight and if I do ever decide to try and publish some of my original fiction (HA!), I'll use a false name like "A. Psuedo-Nymme".
For the Rain it Raineth Every Day by Melengro [Reviews - 1]
Romana II/Viola (Twelfth Night). Crossdressing!love! Er, no, really. I got it off a random pairing generator.
Fourth Doctor - Teen - None - Crossover, Femslash, Humor
Characters: Other Character(s), Romana II
Challenges: None
Series: None
Published: 2008.07.13 - Updated: 2008.07.13 - Chapters: 1 - Completed: Yes - Word Count: 396
Toil and Trouble by sanitynvrfoundme reviews
A young apprentice witch meets Macbeth, falls in love, and then discovers he is doomed to die. Can she save him, or will destiny run its course?
Fiction Rated: T - English - Romance/Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,167 - Reviews: 2 - Updated: 10-28-07 - Published: 10-28-07
I saw "Toil and Trouble," but I've already got two (more) Shakespeare PPCs and a P+P one in the works for Agent Glass to get through. I can put it back on my list, if you want. Agent Glass (formerly) worked in the (now-defunct) English Classics Division of the DMS, so I've been writing up old mission reports. Only one finished so far, for a "Much Ado" fic. http://www.freewebs.com/ppc23/prequelmissionlog1.htm
I don't care if he's out of copyright, I'm still doing missions when they mess around with the Bard.
Seriously, people should not mess with ol' Macbeth. *protective of his favourites*
Also, I had no idea there was Shakespeare fanfiction. That worries me for some reason.
Which means that, technically, it doesn't necessarily have to qualify as "fanfiction" anymore - they could go out and publish it.
(And by the way, Ironic Over-Power? *heafts sledgehammer* Don't even THINK about it.)
*published* Shakespeare badfic? It burns...
Except whomever published Ergaon. That terminal lapse in judgement aside, Shakespeare has enough of a reputation among academics that I doubt it'll actually happen. Still, I have that sledgehammer ready to smack the Ironic-Over Power if need be.
...when it comes to their children.
And I do believe Eragon was (originally, at least) published by Christopher Paolini's parents. (And please, someone, correct me if I'm wrong.)
I have a rant about this dating back years.
is a MISTAKE.
That'd probably have the answer...
But I did check~ and it's true.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eragon#Backgroundandpublication_history
It's a thrilling read. Really.
"Over 135 talks were given at bookshops, libraries and schools, many with Paolini dressed up in a medieval costume."
That makes me giggle lots.
But I'd be furious if my mum did that. I hate been called into the spotlight and if I do ever decide to try and publish some of my original fiction (HA!), I'll use a false name like "A. Psuedo-Nymme".
and LOTS of trouble.
No, that's not a claim - I don't have time for another mission - just an expression of astonishment. *gags*
Is nothing sacred? Nothing? Why, why, why...
Haven't you heard of Bible fanfiction? But where's the Qu'ran section on FF.net? *cough*Racism*cough* :P
*glances around furtively* You'll curse it into existance!
~Zoe~
Sort of a combination record book, scripture, recipe book and slam diary.
sounded like the Satanist's Bible to me. Aren't Wiccans supposed to be all love and puppies? (And generally nutters, but whatever)
I get the feeling I should know this, but, um, what?