Sometimes being a girl in a predominantly male fandom rather and truly sucks. Being a girl with a fair amount of talent in a predominantly male fandom with predominantly male writers is just as worse. It seems lately I'm just getting attacked wherever I go because either because I have no luck or because of my gender. For example we temp ban a member, who should have honestly been temp banded a while back, and I'm the one who gets called a Jackboot wearing Nazi on another forum. ...
So I haven't done one of these posts in awhile, and figured I'd touch back to it again with one of my personal favorite projects: Fellows, my RGU/FSN crossover that is woefully behind on updates because I swear to God school is trying to murder me. I'm not even through the first arc yet, but a lot of thought went just into the creation of the idea, so I thought it would be fun to ramble about that a bit. As I've probably made blindingly obvious in the past, I utterly adore RGU with ...
School is back in, and while my schedule is actually quite good to get some writing in, with my girlfriend back I've been spending most of my free time catching up with her. So Death and Justice keeps getting put on a backburner. I have the major images in my head written--the ones that got me to write this in the first place. Mainly filling in the spaces between these images. I3uster be warned, this will spoil what I know will be your favorite bit in this half of the story. The sound was sharp and quick, irritating, like taking two separate sounds of nails on ...
Okay. Imagine this. It was the 1990s and you're just another stupid kid in living in the Philippines. Your father is an OFW in the Middle East, working just to give you a decent life and decent luxuries. And because it was the Fifth Generation Era of Gaming that time, all sorts of gaming machines and consoles were coming out. You know the cool new graphics of Nintendo 64, but only know Sega Saturn by name and never seen one before. But of course, you know the coolest and most rad machine that every ...
It's that time of year again - exams loom on the horizon, and final assignment deadlines are even closer. This means, naturally, that I have less time to write (though, also naturally, I concentrate on writing about as much as I normally do). And for some odd reason, the calendar's screwy this year, because my exams continue until the last week of April, rather than ending mid-month. What this means, basically, is that my fic updates will be sporadic for the next little while - but when it's done, ...
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