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May 18, 2014
venvephe: andreannaness and I drew things and then colored each other’s art!! We also might be drunk (we are). I feel like they’re probably posing for Lestrade. He’d totally be…
Claire’s fancy-pants HISTORICAL FASHION MASTER POST
shoomlah: So my historical costuming resources list from 2011 was less than a page long- I’m not saying that I’ve learned a lot in the past three years, but this…
Curious about something and I thought maybe you’d have some insight: I’ve noticed that there seem to be a lot of lesbians on tumblr who enjoy m/m slash. I’m a heterosexual woman and I enjoy it, but as a general rule I’m not personally attracted to the actors/ characters (i.e. I wouldn’t fantasize about myself with them, but for unknown reasons, it’s hot to fantasize about them together). Is there something similar going on with lesbians who like it? Or is the appeal for them something else?
songlinwrites: professorfangirl: Oh friend, this is one of the Great Recurring Questions. Many explanations have developed over the years; you can find one of the first in the landmark essay…
Hi Ivy Blossom! I read in one of your posts a while ago that you sometimes outline stories in a spreadsheet. How exactly does that work? How does it help you? I always struggle with outlining and am curious about how you’d organize everything. Thanks!
ivyblossom: Well, every project is different, to say nothing of every writer being different! But yes, I do find a spreadsheet useful for outlining. Especially so when I have a…
If you would like to hear a noise that is even more ungodly than a fox’s bark when heard in a dark forest at night…meet the barn owl. This is…
professorfangirl replied to your post “There is a fox barking in our parking lot and it’s loud and somewhat…” Not a coyote? Those are some eldritch-voiced little motherfuckers, I tell…
But what did the fox say?
It said “Byawwwwwwwl! Byawwwwwwwl! Byawwwwwwwl!” In a really loud, raspy carrying voice about three times as loud as any yowling tomcat I’ve ever heard, so that at first I thought…
There is a fox barking in our parking lot and it’s loud and somewhat creepy-sounding and very not-sleep-conducive. PS: The sound a fox makes is not anything you want to…