I love Some Years Later and DeNile, in particular.
Why thank you! I am always pleased to hear from someone who enjoys my writing.
I wish I can write them, but being a non-native English speaker my Jossverse voice is totally stilted.
That's a pity. Are there no fanfic sites in your language? I do not know if fanfic is largely an English-language phenomenon or not and now I feel foolish for not knowing.
I used to hate S6, but almost two years after that season ended I have changed my mind. I suppose there will come a time when many of us will look at S7 with less vacillation. At least, I know I'm bound to.
Yes, I also feel much more positive about S6 having had more time to think about it. Some of it was both courageous and brilliantly-executed and there was more humour there than I first thought. But some of it (well, Willow's arc) was much more poorly handled.
I hope you do not mind, but after you introduced yourself, I had a look at your blog and your links. If you do not object, I will Friend you, as I am very interested in some of the topics you mention, especially your work concerning women in information and communication technology. I would love to know more about this (I am leafing through the WomensHub and APC Women websites now.) I am very concerned with similar issues of access in computing and science but most of what I know comes from an Anglophone or Eurocentric viewpoint. Another perspective would be most welcome, even if you just pointed me in the direction of some relevant websites.
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Date: 2003-08-18 07:30 am (UTC)Why thank you! I am always pleased to hear from someone who enjoys my writing.
I wish I can write them, but being a non-native English speaker my Jossverse voice is totally stilted.
That's a pity. Are there no fanfic sites in your language? I do not know if fanfic is largely an English-language phenomenon or not and now I feel foolish for not knowing.
I used to hate S6, but almost two years after that season ended I have changed my mind. I suppose there will come a time when many of us will look at S7 with less vacillation. At least, I know I'm bound to.
Yes, I also feel much more positive about S6 having had more time to think about it. Some of it was both courageous and brilliantly-executed and there was more humour there than I first thought. But some of it (well, Willow's arc) was much more poorly handled.
I hope you do not mind, but after you introduced yourself, I had a look at your blog and your links. If you do not object, I will Friend you, as I am very interested in some of the topics you mention, especially your work concerning women in information and communication technology. I would love to know more about this (I am leafing through the WomensHub and APC Women websites now.) I am very concerned with similar issues of access in computing and science but most of what I know comes from an Anglophone or Eurocentric viewpoint. Another perspective would be most welcome, even if you just pointed me in the direction of some relevant websites.
Sorry to ramble but those websites enthused me!