Confused...
Jul. 28th, 2002 07:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brigdhBuffy does not have a zone at the BtVS Writer's Guild. How is this possible? The main character of the show doesn't have a site dedicated to her. However, there is a site for Buffy/Lindsey fiction, a concept which is just weird. I'm tempted to make a site just so she can have one. Not quite sure that I'm willing to take on the huge amount of work that that would require, though.
But... Buffy doesn't have a site! I feel sorry for her. Then I feel bizarre for sympathizing with fictional characters about their non-existent websites. Still. Poor Buffy.
On another note, the reason that I was surfing around on the Writer's Guild site was that I'm looking for good Buffy mailing lists. I've seen some people mention posting on lists, can anyone recommend a good one? I'm thinking of Prospect-L over in the Sentinel Fandom, if anyone knows what that is.
And, last but not least, everyone must read Anna's Season Noir. It's your summer reading. A beautiful, wonderful, future season, with humor and darkness and angst. Every character from the series is here, in wonderful life-like detail, with plenty of fantastic Buffy/Spike, dark and raw and painful. This and this are kinda spoiler things that explain the concept of the series. I read them before I read the stories, and I think that made it all work better; I knew where little offhand comments were coming from. But, if you don't like to be spoiled, your choice.
And just one quote, cuz I loved this line:
Spike groaned and opened darkly glittering eyes. He stared at her, lips parted, eyelids heavy. Sometimes when he was feeling pleasure he looked faintly astonished, like now, as if he were receiving gifts from her he'd never expected. It bothered her, which was just two syllables for saying it hurt; if she'd given her heart to him, such moments might have broken it.
But... Buffy doesn't have a site! I feel sorry for her. Then I feel bizarre for sympathizing with fictional characters about their non-existent websites. Still. Poor Buffy.
On another note, the reason that I was surfing around on the Writer's Guild site was that I'm looking for good Buffy mailing lists. I've seen some people mention posting on lists, can anyone recommend a good one? I'm thinking of Prospect-L over in the Sentinel Fandom, if anyone knows what that is.
And, last but not least, everyone must read Anna's Season Noir. It's your summer reading. A beautiful, wonderful, future season, with humor and darkness and angst. Every character from the series is here, in wonderful life-like detail, with plenty of fantastic Buffy/Spike, dark and raw and painful. This and this are kinda spoiler things that explain the concept of the series. I read them before I read the stories, and I think that made it all work better; I knew where little offhand comments were coming from. But, if you don't like to be spoiled, your choice.
And just one quote, cuz I loved this line:
Spike groaned and opened darkly glittering eyes. He stared at her, lips parted, eyelids heavy. Sometimes when he was feeling pleasure he looked faintly astonished, like now, as if he were receiving gifts from her he'd never expected. It bothered her, which was just two syllables for saying it hurt; if she'd given her heart to him, such moments might have broken it.
