mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2012-06-24 07:48 am
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Am snob.

With the migration of people from ff.net to AO3, I'm really wishing that there was a betaed/not betaed check box that you could filter by. It would be WONDERFUL. (And if some people tried to cheat and check the box without an actual beta, there should be another box the readers can check marked BULLSHIT.)

Now sometimes it's genuinely not needed and there is such a thing as typos and little mistakes, even using a beta. But I'm talking about the fics that make mistake after mistake after mistake after mistake. It's... JUST. GAH. I'm not sure if it's because people are too damn lazy to have someone look over the fic or what. (Again, some fics don't really need a beta - just depends on the writer.)

And in a semi-related note, it's never a good idea to use "sausage" in a sex scene in a non-ironic way.
mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2012-04-21 07:28 pm
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Meme yoinked from [livejournal.com profile] wiliqueen

For some reason my top fics are ones with Eleven and pregnancy. Not...at the same time. XD

My top 10 Fics on AO3 based on hits. )
mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2011-05-25 03:29 pm
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PHEW. I've finally uploaded my fics onto AO3.

http://archiveofourown.org/users/mrv3000/pseuds/mrv3000

It really will be nice to use this going forward. If I ever get the writing bug again, that is. :D I also realized that my icon really is apt. FLUFF EVERYWHERE.

The only downside I've found is that I couldn't seem to list co-authors who didn't have AO3 accounts. I had to put that in the notes.
mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2010-10-25 06:33 pm
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Curtains and a mortgage.

I was looking through my drafts folder in gmail (72 saved emails? okay then.) and ran across this fic snip. Free to a good home, or call it a fic prompt if you like.

Ten II buys a house. )
mrv3000: made by elismor (DW - Ten II/Rose in TARDIS)
2010-10-25 06:33 pm
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Curtains and a mortgage.

I was looking through my drafts folder in gmail (72 saved emails? okay then.) and ran across this fic snip. Free to a good home, or call it a fic prompt if you like.

Ten II buys a house. )
mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2010-06-20 06:54 pm

Unitary Authority of Warrington Cat

  • I've been scribbling some Harriet/Peter stuff and some Doctor/Rose stuff in the last week or so. Maybe all this reading has put me in a writing mood? Harriet/Peter is quite fun to write since you can get all deep about just about anything, and let your inner student loose on a thesaurus. The problem (as always) is my inability to write plot. If I were to seriously write H/P fic, I'd want it to be more than a vignette.

    The D/R stuff is (also as always) fluff. Normally I would shoot it off to [livejournal.com profile] goldy_dollar and make her write more, but apparently nowadays the story would quickly dissolve into BLOOD AND TEARS AND NO ONE WOULD EVER BE HAPPY AGAIN. Pffft.

  • Speaking of reading, a quick rundown of stuff I've gone through in the last few days:
    • 44 Scotland Street by Alexander McCall Smith. Did not care for it at all. I found every character deeply annoying and would not care a lick if any of them fell off a cliff. I don't need for every character to be some kind of bright shining star, but I do need to find them interesting. There were a few humorous moments, but I was completely turned off by everyone.

    • The Cat Who Could Read Backwards by Lilian Jackson Braun. I've never read any of the "Cat Who..." series before and thought I'd try it. It was cute and a light read. I'll probably read more - it's a good bedtime book.

    • The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde. I'm not really into reading sci-fi and fantasy (although I like watching it), but this was a lot of fun. A billion literary in-jokes, wordplay, etc., and I was totally amused that this was an AU world filled with zeppelins. Also, I TOTALLY want a dodo bird. More than anything. :D I'm now in the middle of the next in the series: Lost in a Good Book.
    I've come to the conclusion that I really love reading mysteries with a female protagonist - characters like Harriet Vane or Thursday Next.

  • NEW LEVERAGE TONIGHT! \o/
mrv3000: made by elismor (Leverage - say cheese)
2010-06-20 06:54 pm

Unitary Authority of Warrington Cat

  • I've been scribbling some Harriet/Peter stuff and some Doctor/Rose stuff in the last week or so. Maybe all this reading has put me in a writing mood? Harriet/Peter is quite fun to write since you can get all deep about just about anything, and let your inner student loose on a thesaurus. The problem (as always) is my inability to write plot. If I were to seriously write H/P fic, I'd want it to be more than a vignette.

    The D/R stuff is (also as always) fluff. Normally I would shoot it off to [livejournal.com profile] goldy_dollar and make her write more, but apparently nowadays the story would quickly dissolve into BLOOD AND TEARS AND NO ONE WOULD EVER BE HAPPY AGAIN. Pffft.

  • Speaking of reading, a quick rundown of stuff I've gone through in the last few days:
    • 44 Scotland Street by Alexander McCall Smith. Did not care for it at all. I found every character deeply annoying and would not care a lick if any of them fell off a cliff. I don't need for every character to be some kind of bright shining star, but I do need to find them interesting. There were a few humorous moments, but I was completely turned off by everyone.

    • The Cat Who Could Read Backwards by Lilian Jackson Braun. I've never read any of the "Cat Who..." series before and thought I'd try it. It was cute and a light read. I'll probably read more - it's a good bedtime book.

    • The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde. I'm not really into reading sci-fi and fantasy (although I like watching it), but this was a lot of fun. A billion literary in-jokes, wordplay, etc., and I was totally amused that this was an AU world filled with zeppelins. Also, I TOTALLY want a dodo bird. More than anything. :D I'm now in the middle of the next in the series: Lost in a Good Book.
    I've come to the conclusion that I really love reading mysteries with a female protagonist - characters like Harriet Vane or Thursday Next.

  • NEW LEVERAGE TONIGHT! \o/
mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2010-04-13 08:54 am
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I've decided to phase out my fic website and not create another. Way back when it made sense for me to have a website, but now it doesn't seem that important. Especially when I get maybe 2 hits a day now, and I can house everything on LJ. I'll be backdating missing fic here, so hopefully really old SG-1 fic won't be showing up on anyone's flist.

ETA: Ew. This is a bit of a mess. Maybe I need to create a fic journal/community to keep things organized...
mrv3000: made by elismor (DW - Stargate)
2010-04-13 08:54 am
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(no subject)

I've decided to phase out my fic website and not create another. Way back when it made sense for me to have a website, but now it doesn't seem that important. Especially when I get maybe 2 hits a day now, and I can house everything on LJ. I'll be backdating missing fic here, so hopefully really old SG-1 fic won't be showing up on anyone's flist.

ETA: Ew. This is a bit of a mess. Maybe I need to create a fic journal/community to keep things organized...
mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2010-03-15 09:23 am
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Where have all my bunnies gone? Long time passing...

I've been bunny-less for a while now and I wish bunnies were still hopping through my mind. Just...something. It's not enough to say to myself "I shall write [insert genre of choice] now." I need that one little bunny to go off of like "Sarah Jane rolls her eyes at D/R" or "Gallifreyans have babies in cubes."

I'm sure most other writers are the same way, so I guess I'm just whining. Whine whine whine.
mrv3000: (dogs - back off man!  i write fluff!)
2010-03-15 09:23 am
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Where have all my bunnies gone? Long time passing...

I've been bunny-less for a while now and I wish bunnies were still hopping through my mind. Just...something. It's not enough to say to myself "I shall write [insert genre of choice] now." I need that one little bunny to go off of like "Sarah Jane rolls her eyes at D/R" or "Gallifreyans have babies in cubes."

I'm sure most other writers are the same way, so I guess I'm just whining. Whine whine whine.
mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2009-11-17 02:37 pm
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mrv3000: (dogs - back off man!  i write fluff!)
2009-11-17 02:37 pm
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mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2009-08-24 02:31 pm
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mrv3000: (dogs - back off man!  i write fluff!)
2009-08-24 02:31 pm
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mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2009-08-16 12:13 pm
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(no subject)

I know some of you write original fic, so I thought I'd pass this along. I heard this on the radio the other morning. It's a contest to write "three minute fiction" (about 500-600 words), put on by NPR.

Here's the story about the contest.

Here's the first line and where you submit it.

P.S. Curlywurlys are very good.
mrv3000: (dogs - back off man!  i write fluff!)
2009-08-16 12:13 pm
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(no subject)

I know some of you write original fic, so I thought I'd pass this along. I heard this on the radio the other morning. It's a contest to write "three minute fiction" (about 500-600 words), put on by NPR.

Here's the story about the contest.

Here's the first line and where you submit it.

P.S. Curlywurlys are very good.
mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2009-05-17 03:37 pm
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mrv3000: (dogs - back off man!  i write fluff!)
2009-05-17 03:37 pm
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mrv3000: made by elismor (Default)
2009-03-18 08:32 am
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Hmph.

I've been trying to write for the [livejournal.com profile] carnivalofsquee for the last couple of days, but it's just not working. Brain not work good now. It's frustrating because under normal circumstances I think I could crank out a couple. It's just comment fic, after all. But it feels like my head's been under water for 2 weeks now.
  • "Hmm. Domesticity. Um...Ten II runs into the Rani and then is happy about his life with Rose." *stares at self*

  • "Fish. The Doctor and Rose visit the fish people." *mentally wanders off*

  • Fairytale or unicorn. *writes half a page of Donna being forced to take care of the spawn of Satan (aka the Doctor and Rose's child)* *mentally wanders off again*

Well, here's a youtube vid that's guaranteed to make you grin:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2FX9rviEhw
(via [livejournal.com profile] principia_coh)