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cathexys.livejournal.com: Thursday, April 27, 2007
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- rahirah: [on canon and media] - There's been a lot of impassioned wank discussion about whether the S8 comic counts as canon or not. The comics aren't the same as the TV show . . . People then proceed from from the argument that "comics =/= TV" to "Therefore, comics =/= canon." -
- minisinoo: Dialogue Framing - This is a bit different from writing dialogue, which constitutes a different set of issues. ... How does one best COUCH conversation in fiction? -
- synecdochic: [writing] Characterization in the small details
I mention this not to break brains, but to point out a baisc principle of people: all of us have habits, hobbies, or beliefs that would qualify as "out of character" to someone who didn't know us well.
- hecatehatesthat: Broken Hearts, Indeed
I'm not really in Friday Night Lights fandom[...]So I don't have any idea how fandom reacted to the two-episode racism storyline, which played out about 2/3 of the way through the season[...] But I can tell you how I reacted.//I'm fucking furious. [SPOILERS]
- cupidsbow: Women/Writing 1: How Fanfiction Makes Us Poor, by cupidsbow - A friend of mine who works in the publishing industry has two major objections to fanfiction: it's derivative and it keeps women poor. -
- matociquala: hark! is that the sound of a lasagna noodle being laid on a bed of ricotta cheese? - Popular art forms are the cutting edge of literature: they're where the seethe is, and where the seethe is is where the art is. And it's also what's despised. -