Okay, obviously, I am not doing these meme exactly on the days I intended. (Although if you asked for a specific day for a reason I'm aware of, I will try to make that day! I know myself too well to outright guarantee.) But I am aiming to do them all, even belatedly, and so! As per
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Merry Christmas to all, or at least those who celebrate it! (For those who don't, I hope you're having an absolutely lovely Wednesday, and successfully avoiding unwanted Christmas carols. Unless you're in the antipodes, in which case I hope you had a lovely Christmas Wednesday, and are now sleeping the sleep of the just before a happy Boxing Day ( Read more... )

Gramarye, Rymenhild, and certain other folks around these parts ( Read more... )

For December 16,
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This is the first post from my December(ish) posting meme! And it's already a day late, which bodes well. Anyway,
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It seems as if nearly everyone on my reading page is doing the same meme of taking post requests for December. I have been wanting a good kick-start for posting more, and I've been really enjoying everyone else's responses ( Read more... )

This week I had the realization that the tablet I've pretty much never used (because I was given it as a present right before my old desktop died, and the netbook I was using as my main computer after that was not really up to running fancy drawing anything) will totally work with my new laptop, which is large and has memory and generally is ( Read more... )

[Placeholder post -- Yuletide letter to come soon!]

This entry is also posted at http://genarti.dreamwidth.org/157991.html. You can comment on LJ or DW, whichever you like.
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I promise at some point I will post things that aren't fic again. (But today may not be that day. If it helps, I'm really proud of this one?)

Title: After Winter, Spring
Fandom: Les Miserables (book)
Characters: Fantine, Sister Simplice, Sister Perpétue, Mme. Thénardier
Wordcount: 9000ish
Rating: PG/Teen. Warnings for references to child abuse ( Read more... )

Okay, I have a question for the Catholics and/or historical scholars around these parts! I am working on a fic, and the one scene that's keeping it from being finished is hung up on the fact that I know nothing about what confession would have been like for a nun in France in the 1820s. I don't mean the exact rite -- I can find the Latin, but I ( Read more... )