Monday, January 28th, 2008 01:12 pm
between a rock and a hard place
Today is a Ramen day. I hate to admit it, but I've been on this serious Ramen kick for like a month. Is it the delicious sodium, the rich powdered artificial flavor, the thin, sad noodles? I have no clue. But it is total, total crack. I feel like a junkie hovering over my little bowl-thing.
My day yesterday ended pretty well. Just so everyone knows.
Metaish Kinda
I'm really intrigued by the concept behind the SPN comm
nostairway.
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nostairway:
winterlive started the discussion here on the general concept of a comm based somewhat on objective quality standards. There are links going from there.
esorlehcar weighs in here on the subject.
I started having a moment of significant cognitive dissonance when I realized I kinda completely agree with them both. But it's complicated.
( fascinating how that happens )
My day yesterday ended pretty well. Just so everyone knows.
Metaish Kinda
I'm really intrigued by the concept behind the SPN comm
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No Stairway - an introduction & overview
You know how it goes. You turn on a classic rock station, and they are guaranteed to play Stairway to Heaven at least 23 times a day. Everybody loves Stairway, but there are some amazing songs that you only hear once in a great while; songs that are buried on the b-side of out-of-print platters, songs that weren't deemed commercial or hits. Why hasn't anyone put together a radio station to play all those great songs, songs that you might love if only given the opportunity?
This project is to showcase stories that you might not otherwise see and to offer classic examples of literary fiction in the Supernatural fandom. No Stairway is not a greatest hits collection, but an anthology of work that values both style and substance, and a chance for readers to discover those unrenowned b-sides that might become dear favorites, or replay an old favorite that they lost four moves and five cars ago.
Please note that 'literary' in this instance refers to form and function and not to genre. Romances, science fiction, fantasy and all other so-called "genre" forms are welcome here. What, after all, is Supernatural if not a genre story? We are looking to share your best work with our readers. Be it prosaic or experimental, sexy or plain, featuring dragons, robots, or just two boys on the road, we want to give your songs a chance to be heard.
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I started having a moment of significant cognitive dissonance when I realized I kinda completely agree with them both. But it's complicated.
( fascinating how that happens )