Yuletide Progress And A Meme

As of this moment, the Yuletide fanfic word count is 3143 words. I'm still adding things to the end and making corrections here and there, but I'm nearly finished.

For a short break, here's an RPG related meme taken from a few people on my IJ friends list:

Give me a character I've played and a target age, and I'll find a PB to age them up or down accordingly.

Yuletide Progress And A Meme

As of this moment, the Yuletide fanfic word count is 3143 words. I'm still adding things to the end and making corrections here and there, but I'm nearly finished.

For a short break, here's an RPG related meme taken from a few people on my IJ friends list:

Give me a character I've played and a target age, and I'll find a PB to age them up or down accordingly.

Fannish Items of Interest

blognewsarama has this strange moment from the Thanksgiving Day parade in 1989. Most of the Marvel characters of the era dance around a float, as someone sings I Need A Hero. I think I finally figured out why Emma Frost (Deborah Norville mistakes her for Wonder Woman—hard mistake to make, since they don’t look anything alike) is there at all. Pryde of the X-Men aired in September of that same year, so maybe they were trying to plug that? I’m really reaching here, but that’s all I can come up with.

Io9 linked to Vincent Price’s The Last Man On Earth—it’s hosted on Google Video, since it’s in the public domain.

Part 2 of Obscurus Lupa’s She-Wolf of London review can be found here, and part 3 is here.

The BBC is considering a fifth season of Merlin.

10 TV series that you can watch in one weekend instead of shopping

From Cracked: 5 Ways Television Went Crazy Since The Author Quit Watching In 2003.

ETA: As of 4 PM, I believe I have finished my Yuletide fanfic. 3869 words in total. I have a title. I've located the two continuity errors I accidentally made, and fixed them. I've done a quick spell check. I have it on external hard drive and on this computer, just in case anything happens. I'll look over it again tomorrow, do whatever I need to do, and then begin the process of sending it on to a beta reader.

Fannish Items of Interest

blognewsarama has this strange moment from the Thanksgiving Day parade in 1989. Most of the Marvel characters of the era dance around a float, as someone sings I Need A Hero. I think I finally figured out why Emma Frost (Deborah Norville mistakes her for Wonder Woman—hard mistake to make, since they don’t look anything alike) is there at all. Pryde of the X-Men aired in September of that same year, so maybe they were trying to plug that? I’m really reaching here, but that’s all I can come up with.

Io9 linked to Vincent Price’s The Last Man On Earth—it’s hosted on Google Video, since it’s in the public domain.

Part 2 of Obscurus Lupa’s She-Wolf of London review can be found here, and part 3 is here.

The BBC is considering a fifth season of Merlin.

10 TV series that you can watch in one weekend instead of shopping

From Cracked: 5 Ways Television Went Crazy Since The Author Quit Watching In 2003.

ETA: As of 4 PM, I believe I have finished my Yuletide fanfic. 3869 words in total. I have a title. I've located the two continuity errors I accidentally made, and fixed them. I've done a quick spell check. I have it on external hard drive and on this computer, just in case anything happens. I'll look over it again tomorrow, do whatever I need to do, and then begin the process of sending it on to a beta reader.