Yuletide Reveal

[stephanie_pegg]

And now all the anonymity has been removed, and we're OK to talk about who wrote what.

Mine were:
The Affair on Strigoi Street (3785 words) by

Comments

[cat_i_th_adage]

Hey, you remembered the sheep story! I tried reading the book once, got bored and depressed, skipped to the end, and was depressed there too. Good job on on "Letting Go".

[stephanie_pegg]

The movie is very depressing, also.

[morbane]

I was trying to guess which fandoms you had written in (without cheating by looking at your profile last week) and was utterly wrong. Nice work on the Vorkosigan story - I'm afraid that's the only one of your canons I know, so that's what I read. It's very Ivan. :)

[stephanie_pegg]

:-)

I checked your ones out, but don't know the fandoms (both the ones you wrote and were given). What are the handles of the other Wellingtonians?

Steph

[morbane]

See BooksasFurniture, labellementeuse, EcclesCake, ShadedTopaz, lupinemusic (I think), and Three_Headed_Monkey.

I'd recommend Kristin Cashore's books (the Seven Kingdoms trilogy); they're YA with super-powered heroines that manage good characterisation and dialogue.

[stephanie_pegg]

Thanks. I'm pretty sure I know who Books As Furniture is, not too sure about the other ones. Will check out the Seven Kingdoms.