SC updated!!!

[spankerella]

Part 45 of SC is resting pretty here:
http://www.tthfanfic.com/story.php?no=277

It will be other places later. I need a rest. That took longer to work out the kinks in tonight than I thought it would.

Comments

squeee! (+ Agent Query)

[twiddlekinks.livejournal.com]

Excellent work, echo! :) Another gem for the holiday season. :)

btw, if you're still looking for help on being published: check out Agent Query (http://agentquery.com), a site that hooks writers up w/ agents who then find publishers for their work. (A tip from my lovely bodacious boyfriend, whose sister runs the site. :oD) Good Luck!

Re: squeee! (+ Agent Query)

[spankerella.livejournal.com]

Thank you, and thank you the tip, but I'm signed with ComStar Media. Have been for a few months now. In fact, Jenn has been sending me ideas for cover art for "In Shadowside" just in the past week. Anyone who is interested should check out ComStar's website ( http://www.comstar-media.com/ ). They have a very nice site, in my opinion. They have author pages and stuff now.

Website

[(Anonymous)]

Damn that's cool. Your very own 'official' author's page.
With bio and pic :)

Vanyel

Re: Website

[spankerella.livejournal.com]

I'm not at all photogenic. I look like such a dorkus in that pic.

Unreal,,, what a chap

[dropversedevo-t.livejournal.com]

Lady E,

You continue to amaze,,,, the exchange between Ginny and Draco,, teared me up,, if its ok im gonna use that Shakespeare quote to send to my girl.

And how wonderful is Anya,, her heart is so big,, and she compliments your Remus so well.

So Connor can tell that R Hope is either,, hmmm intriguing. Especially in light of the last chappie.. some rules should be broken,,, hmmm.

And Sev and Willow,,, so good together.

Loving this story more and more.
Rest, recoup, and refresh youself.
I am the Dropverse Devottee

Re: Unreal,,, what a chap

[spankerella.livejournal.com]

If you really want to be amazed, go here...
http://www.shakespeare-online.com/sonnets/

Click on Sonnet 47. Click on 'Translation and Analysis of Sonnet XLVII' at the top and read the translation. I mean, I see that when I read it, but I've been reading and getting the Bard for over a decade. A lot of the sonnets aren't as pretty as people seem to think they are. That one is though.

And of course use it. Shakespeare is public domain. I certainly don't own him.