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Saturday, May 21st, 2005

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    10:06p
    'On Becoming a Woman' - A FAQ
    *blinks* Ah. Wow. The post containing scans from this wondrous tome has, as of now, more than 300 comments on it, most of them containing amazement, disgust, or just vaguely stunned babbling. I'm sure old Harold would be appalled :-).

    This post is an attempt to answer some of the questions that have come up. It's not really a FAQ list as such. Some of these questions have in fact only been asked once, or in one case, haven't even been asked, and they are therefore 'frequently asked questions' only in the same way the On Becoming a Woman is a serious feminist text, i.e., not at all.

    I'm writing this post because, although I have read every single comment, I fear attempting to reply to every single comment would give me some kind of exotic strain of RSI. Which is cool, I hasten to say. I've never had a popular post before. *is proud*

    FAQ on 'On Becoming a Woman' )

    Current Mood: vaguely surprised
    10:55p
    Suitable for comics_genfic?
    Okay, I'm pondering how to get more people to try reading The Piper and the Gunsmith, because I'm quite proud of it and yet I suspect the obscurity of the characters has reduced my audience rather vastly. I've posted a link from the [info]secondbananas lj community, but I really can't think of any other commuinties it would fit.

    People who've read the fic and know the group, do you think it could be posted on [info]comics_genfic? I'm wary, because, well, the fic's a romance, at least technically. Kinda. On the other hand, the plot is the key to the story; the plot is the story. The romance of the central characters is the most important thing in the story, but it's so tightly bound up with the events that happen that if the romance was the only thing there, there wouldn't be a story. So it's both the most important bit of the story, and the least, both at the same time.

    I don't think of it as a ship fic, myself. But I don't know whether I'd call it gen, either. And I don't know whether it would fit into [info]comics_genfic's charter.

    Anyone else got an opinion? Gen? Ship? Both? Neither? Or another community it might be suitable for?

    Current Mood: thoughtful

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