Thank you!

[selenak]

Two nice things to wake up to in the morning: some anonymous kind soul has gifted me with six months of paid account time for this very journal - thank you, whoever you are! - and checking crack_van, I found a story of mine recced. (In this case, I know whom to thank, so karabair, consider virtual chocolate sent your way!)

Now off to answer honorh's latest email and write remaining christmas cards...

Comments

[timeofchange.livejournal.com]

I had read your story in the past, but went to read it again. Really remarkable. Tears and chills at the same time.

[selenak.livejournal.com]

Thank you. I'm somewhat proud of that one, as it has an actual plot whereas usually I cheat and write character vignettes, and it's always great to see it still finds readers!

[likeadeuce.livejournal.com]

Plot's one of those things that it's nice to write once in a while, just to show that we can :).

That story was an easy choice for me since it shows what a crossover can do; it's also one of the first Connor-centric fics I read, and the one that made me think, "Wow, there's really something interesting going on with that kid."

Virtual chocolate is the best kind at the holidays as I'm likely to be overloaded with the real-life type (though now is where you point out that virtual German chocolate is better than the real American stuff --)

[selenak.livejournal.com]

Well, you know, I ate American chocolate, so...

But I love American reviewers (and glorious writers).*g*

[honorh.livejournal.com]

Ah! Love! I'm glad you got the thing. I swear, I'm getting so paranoid about Yahoo! Mail lately that I'm considering saving every outgoing email as a draft until I'm sure it's been received.