up, up, and away

[cridecoeur]

I have no punchline and no idea how you found my corner of the internet, but you're welcome to stay assuming you are not related to me or related to anyone I know in real life. That would be awkward. Just comment to be added. And maybe tell me enough about yourself/how you found this journal to reassure me that you are not actually my grandma. I would appreciate it.

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[cridecoeur]

You do not seem creepy at all! And you are welcome to subscribe to my journal. :) I have something of an opposite problem to what you have, by which I mean not only are my friends not on Livejournal, most aren't on Dreamwidth either. But I have nefarious plans to drag them in so. *strokes mustache thoughtfully*

Now I am just really curious as to which parthenon post you saw. I can narrow it down to two universes, since that's all I've posted there, I think. I'm pretty sure it would have to be Machines and Spirits Ought to Know, but that was also posted eons ago, in internet time. My curiosity, it is piqued!

[olamina]

Ooooh, a mustache! I'm afraid I have an unhealthy obsession with ironic facial hair, so you'll have to excuse me.

Sorry, I don't remember the exact post, but I found it by sifting through the Urania prompt table tags. Does the phrase "space dragon 'verse" ring a bell?

[cridecoeur]

You are not alone in your love of ironic facial hair! My best friend is in love with facial hair of any kind, ironic or not. And yeah, that was the other one I thought it might be. Unfortunately those posts are totally obsolete because the story line got completely done over. But it is much better now for that. The only up-to-date one on the storyboard is the Lalo screenplay, which I would post on parthenon as part of that tag, but I think they keep strictly to fiction as far as I can tell, without poetry or screenplays or anything else in the mix. Dreamwidth is drastically in need of communities based around those sorts of original writing, actually.

[olamina]

Lalo sounds way cool. When school isn't kicking my ass I'll try to give you better feedback than that. I know how annoying vague writerly compliments can be. (How many times have you heard, "Oh, that's good!" in lieu of something constructive?)

I agree! Scripts, especially, need more love on DW and LJ. I think I'm part of the minority that actually prefers them to novels, but that's just because I enjoy character development and dialogue waaaay too much, haha. I'm also quite lazy. :P Let me know if you ever need crit for that kind of stuff. I'd be happy to give it.