*hops on bandwagon*

[legoline]

If you had me under your command and could make me write anything, regardless of whether or not I know the fandom or if anybody even writes fic in that fandom and no matter how crack-addled it might be,what would you love to see me write?

I'm most likely not actually going to write any of these (unless something strikes me--and it would have to strike me pretty damn hard), but I am curious.


Please, entertain me.

*puppy eyes*


15 pages of that stupid novel to go and then I'll have read 100 pages today (100 pages is A LOT with that novel. It's going to be the end of me. Stupid master's thesis.) \0/

Comments

[legoline.livejournal.com]

I must be the ONLY person out there who wasn't impressed by The Song Of Ice & Fire...I stopped reading 100 pages into the first book, I was just so bored...

I'll put the other books on my list :)

[jimaine42.livejournal.com]

must be the ONLY person out there who wasn't impressed by The Song Of Ice & Fire...I stopped reading 100 pages into the first book, I was just so bored...

The ASOIAF bug only bit me the second time around, I put the first book aside after 60 pages or so as well. The problem is the meticulous development of the characters, you are reading and it seems kind of pointless at first. But boy, oh boy, does it get interesting and convoluted and absolutely nail-biting...the times the books went flying, the amounts of chocolate consumed while reading (and fearing for the worst). Basically, you can say that it all kicks off with the first corpse and from then on it's a rapid slide into total mayhem and, for the reader, both utter delight and torture. But, well, you have to decide for yourself if you're willing to give it another try. For me, it was worth it:-)

And as for the Butcher...no.words.needed. Enjoy, that's all I can say (with a big grin on my face):-)