Greetings and have a recommendation, specifically, for River Algood, the small god of the Gender Fluid, which has excellent art and story associated with it. The rest of the Small Gods project is worth checking out as well, but this one specifically is well-crafted and will probably tug at the heart of someone who has either found or desperately needs to find the people who will accept them exactly as they are.
If you are the kind of person who stays perpetually logged into the Archive of Our Own, you can create a specific site skin that will hide the presence of works or users that you don't want to see in results. Since it's CSS, it's still loaded, but not displayed, rather than being excluded from loading, but if there's someone or something you want to never see the existence of, the CSS snippet at the link can be used to mute.
Talking with the person who is doing Dracula Daily, sending out pieces of Bram Stoker's novel on the appropriate calendar days for the narrative. Where we find out this is the second go-round for Dracula Daily, and also, while nobody talks about it in the interview, this is a stellar example of why you want to have a robust public domain, so that when someone decides they want to send the novel in a chonological fashion, they can just do it.
( And a blob's worth of material inside )
Last for tonight, baking the recipes that have been carved into grave markers, many of which are comfort foods and sweets, and that have turned out quite okay. Also, you're much more likely to get usable energy out of rotting bananas than the radioactivity in bananas.
That, and trying to figure out what to do when a person wrote about their own plagiarism of someone else and plagiarized you in the process of doing so.
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If you are the kind of person who stays perpetually logged into the Archive of Our Own, you can create a specific site skin that will hide the presence of works or users that you don't want to see in results. Since it's CSS, it's still loaded, but not displayed, rather than being excluded from loading, but if there's someone or something you want to never see the existence of, the CSS snippet at the link can be used to mute.
Talking with the person who is doing Dracula Daily, sending out pieces of Bram Stoker's novel on the appropriate calendar days for the narrative. Where we find out this is the second go-round for Dracula Daily, and also, while nobody talks about it in the interview, this is a stellar example of why you want to have a robust public domain, so that when someone decides they want to send the novel in a chonological fashion, they can just do it.
( And a blob's worth of material inside )
Last for tonight, baking the recipes that have been carved into grave markers, many of which are comfort foods and sweets, and that have turned out quite okay. Also, you're much more likely to get usable energy out of rotting bananas than the radioactivity in bananas.
That, and trying to figure out what to do when a person wrote about their own plagiarism of someone else and plagiarized you in the process of doing so.
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