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Fandom Snowflake Challenge: Day 10
In your own space, talk about a creator. Show us why you think they are amazing. It can be a detailed, thoughtful analysis, or a squeeful, joyful post. Or maybe a combination of the two. Make a recs list, link to their archives or master lists or websites, maybe create a Fanlore page for them. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
There are a lot of authors (and some artists) whose names stick in my head and whose works get given a higher consideration when choosing what to read. I have no author that I'll read automatically no matter what, but these are some of the closest I have to that.
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bluflamingo: Her Cam Mitchell/John Sheppard fics made me love this somewhat niche pairing.
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hyarrowen: I am going to convert a series of LJ posts into epub format just so that I can read her latest Henry V fic. I've never felt the urge to do this for any other long fic on LJ-only, so I think that's a pretty good indicator for how much I like her writing.
-torachan: I find just reading his Daily Happiness posts to be a good reminder of events' silver linings and that I should try to do the same in my own life. I also really like reading his reviews and recs, even for things that don't especially interest me, because they are so thoughtful.
-mad_martha: She has a bunch of different Harry Potter AUs, and each one has a lot of depth and obvious thought put into it. I enjoy reading each one and seeing in what direction she's taking Rowling's universe.
-maldoror_gw: She converted me (as well as many, many others) to the idea of Lee/Gaara, she got me interested in One Piece, and I really should read her Gundam Wing stuff as I'm sure I'd love that too.
-Jess's (Somewhat) Grown-Up Type Blog: She has thoughtful, insightful, interesting, informative, and fun-to-read reviews of musicals, Disney movies, and comics.
-the_dark_cat: I so wish her version of the DCU was real; I'd probably still be reading comics then.
Sorry if something doesn't make sense. I've been running a low-grade fever for the past week, and this is the best I can do.
There are a lot of authors (and some artists) whose names stick in my head and whose works get given a higher consideration when choosing what to read. I have no author that I'll read automatically no matter what, but these are some of the closest I have to that.
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bluflamingo: Her Cam Mitchell/John Sheppard fics made me love this somewhat niche pairing.-
hyarrowen: I am going to convert a series of LJ posts into epub format just so that I can read her latest Henry V fic. I've never felt the urge to do this for any other long fic on LJ-only, so I think that's a pretty good indicator for how much I like her writing.-
torachan: I find just reading his Daily Happiness posts to be a good reminder of events' silver linings and that I should try to do the same in my own life. I also really like reading his reviews and recs, even for things that don't especially interest me, because they are so thoughtful.-
mad_martha: She has a bunch of different Harry Potter AUs, and each one has a lot of depth and obvious thought put into it. I enjoy reading each one and seeing in what direction she's taking Rowling's universe.-
maldoror_gw: She converted me (as well as many, many others) to the idea of Lee/Gaara, she got me interested in One Piece, and I really should read her Gundam Wing stuff as I'm sure I'd love that too.-Jess's (Somewhat) Grown-Up Type Blog: She has thoughtful, insightful, interesting, informative, and fun-to-read reviews of musicals, Disney movies, and comics.
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the_dark_cat: I so wish her version of the DCU was real; I'd probably still be reading comics then.Sorry if something doesn't make sense. I've been running a low-grade fever for the past week, and this is the best I can do.