Fannish Five: Question Time
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selenakFive questions you would like to ask authors or creators of source material in your fandom(s).
1.) So, Will, what is up with the Third Murderer, and does Lady M. have children or doesn't she?
2.) Dear Professor Tolkien, while I deeply appreciate the splendour of your imagination and linguistic skills, did it ever occur to you that to create entire species described as evil and utterly incapable to be reasoned with or redeemed, only fit to be killed, was to express the spirit of the age in a, euphemistically put, highly questionable manner? But go you for making female dwarves having beards as well; Terry Prattchet did wonders with that. Yours sincerely, A Reader.
3.) Orson, do tell me you've made a copy of The Other Side of the Wind that's not locked up in some moneylender's safe and slowly but surely decaying beyond the restoration possibility. You knew what happened to your other films, and so you must have made a copy. WHERE IS IT? Also: any chances you'll film that Yuletide story of Falstaff as a space pirate from the Hereafter BECAUSE YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO?
4.) Dear Miss Austen: why the infatuation withthat stupid goose Mary, Queen of Scots and the Elizabeth Tudor bashing?
5.) Dear Paul, will you record and release that song you co-wrote with Keith Richards in 2005? I am dying with curiosity as to what a McCartney/Richards song sounds like, plus the mere fact of its existence is bound to infuriate certain rock critics. Yours tactlessly, a fan aware that nobody is getting any younger, including herself.
1.) So, Will, what is up with the Third Murderer, and does Lady M. have children or doesn't she?
2.) Dear Professor Tolkien, while I deeply appreciate the splendour of your imagination and linguistic skills, did it ever occur to you that to create entire species described as evil and utterly incapable to be reasoned with or redeemed, only fit to be killed, was to express the spirit of the age in a, euphemistically put, highly questionable manner? But go you for making female dwarves having beards as well; Terry Prattchet did wonders with that. Yours sincerely, A Reader.
3.) Orson, do tell me you've made a copy of The Other Side of the Wind that's not locked up in some moneylender's safe and slowly but surely decaying beyond the restoration possibility. You knew what happened to your other films, and so you must have made a copy. WHERE IS IT? Also: any chances you'll film that Yuletide story of Falstaff as a space pirate from the Hereafter BECAUSE YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO?
4.) Dear Miss Austen: why the infatuation with
5.) Dear Paul, will you record and release that song you co-wrote with Keith Richards in 2005? I am dying with curiosity as to what a McCartney/Richards song sounds like, plus the mere fact of its existence is bound to infuriate certain rock critics. Yours tactlessly, a fan aware that nobody is getting any younger, including herself.
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Date: 2011-02-19 12:19 am (UTC)(Remind me, what exactly was her ingenious argument about one of the Princes and Anne Neville?)
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Date: 2011-02-19 01:33 am (UTC)Also, thought of you today while listening to The Beatles, so I guess you've made some sort of bid for immortality, on some level. I'm sure Terry Pratchett would also do wonders with that.
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