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SO MANY OPEN TABS. Let's try to close a few!
The Highlander Chronicles: 20 Years Later (also on DW) is a ficathon celebrating HL's 20th anniversary. I am trying not to sign up for anything new right now, but it looks like a lot of fun. :D
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hc_bingo's May mini-challenge also looks fun: comment to get a 4-prompt bingo card, and write a fill for at least one prompt in a rare fandom.
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collarcorner (gen White Collar promptfic) is still going strong, with a new May prompt post and a ton of unfilled prompts for April's (H/C) round.
whitecollarhc is having a head injury promptfest.
whitecollar_rec can always use recs. :D It's not a rec comm where you have to sign up; all you need to do is stop by and rec something (fic, vid, art, whatever).
Other links:
The Avengers as dresses. (Not, I might point out, the Avengers in dresses.) Click images to enlarge. THE EYEPATCH ON FURY'S, AHAHAHA OMG.
Speaking of dresses that are awesome ... camo nerfpunk lolita. Despite not being a dress person, let alone a lolita, I LOVE THIS DRESS AND WOULD TOTALLY WEAR IT. (The blog where I saw the link to it, however, was full of lolitas ragging on her. Bite me, lolis. It's awesome.)
A couple of interesting writing-related links: Looking for women in historically-based fantasy worlds by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kateelliott and a related link, female protagonists in historical fantasy by Aliette de Bodard. Both links discuss various aspects of being historically accurate while still including a variety of active female characters in your cast.
This is not my fandom, but I happened to stumble across this post on categorizing a fic as gen or not-gen by![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
lettered and was intrigued by the post and discussion in the comments. You all know that I have Thoughts On This Issue, so this is always a perennial topic of interest for me. *g*
The Highlander Chronicles: 20 Years Later (also on DW) is a ficathon celebrating HL's 20th anniversary. I am trying not to sign up for anything new right now, but it looks like a lot of fun. :D
hc_bingo's May mini-challenge also looks fun: comment to get a 4-prompt bingo card, and write a fill for at least one prompt in a rare fandom.collarcorner (gen White Collar promptfic) is still going strong, with a new May prompt post and a ton of unfilled prompts for April's (H/C) round.whitecollarhc is having a head injury promptfest.whitecollar_rec can always use recs. :D It's not a rec comm where you have to sign up; all you need to do is stop by and rec something (fic, vid, art, whatever).Other links:
The Avengers as dresses. (Not, I might point out, the Avengers in dresses.) Click images to enlarge. THE EYEPATCH ON FURY'S, AHAHAHA OMG.
Speaking of dresses that are awesome ... camo nerfpunk lolita. Despite not being a dress person, let alone a lolita, I LOVE THIS DRESS AND WOULD TOTALLY WEAR IT. (The blog where I saw the link to it, however, was full of lolitas ragging on her. Bite me, lolis. It's awesome.)
A couple of interesting writing-related links: Looking for women in historically-based fantasy worlds by
kateelliott and a related link, female protagonists in historical fantasy by Aliette de Bodard. Both links discuss various aspects of being historically accurate while still including a variety of active female characters in your cast.This is not my fandom, but I happened to stumble across this post on categorizing a fic as gen or not-gen by
lettered and was intrigued by the post and discussion in the comments. You all know that I have Thoughts On This Issue, so this is always a perennial topic of interest for me. *g*
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