Linkblogging

dracula1897: I linked to this back when it first started, but I figure I'll point it out again, since I'm enjoying it so much. Bram Stoker's Dracula, posted in real time. There's about a month left before the end of the novel, but I highly recommend it, whether you've read it before or not. You can always simply page back to read the older entries and catch up. I've never read it, and I'm loving it; the comments of the other people in the group make it so fun to follow along. We're in the middle of the exciting vampire-fighting part now, so it's a great time to join.

Wondermark: my new favorite webcomic. It's completely insane and offbeat, with no continuity or plot, but I adore it. This is my favorite strip, though be warned for black humor.

By the way, if anyone could recommend a place for me to find free classical music downloads, I'd appreciate it. This has nothing to do with fst's challenge of Anti-Heroes coinciding with my current obsession, because who would be crazy enough to do decide to do an entire soundtrack of a genre of music you have absolutely no knowledge of?

Pimping!

summerflinging, the anonymous ficathon challenge that ran over the summer, is holding a contest to see who can match the pen name to the real author. Go play! First prize is 6 months of LJ time so, hell, I'd try it even if all you're doing is matching names randomly. You never know, you might get lucky.

And besides, I some of them are easy to guess.