Collected Thoughts

My Billy!Wes story is pretty much done, it needs one final polishing up, I need to figure out how to place warnings on it, and maybe I should check around BFA for dark stories and see how they are warned. This is new. And once again, I have a story and a name won't come to me. Also I'm not sure how to summarize this. But, you know, it's done! Except for that.

Also I was once again trying to explain Fanfiction to someone, this person knows I write, I've used the extremely BS answer of "I'm writing a story exploring the Superman mythos". I went into a little more detail about my story, I mean I didn't tell him what I was writing, I think that might have freaked him out. I dunno. But he wanted to know how it was distrubed so I explained that, but it was a bit difficult because he's one of those non computer people.

Non computer people confuse me. Actually what confuses me are people who have computers and online access and don't do anything with them. I mean, what's the point of having a computer and having internet access if all you do is check you email once a week or something. I mean, really. Go online! Frolick! Read the news! Do something.

I read this really good story about Dawn last night
minim calibre pointed me to it, but then I forgot to bookmark it. Hopefully she'll give me the addy again and I can properly recommend it.

In the meantime, go read Graveyard Shift by Steph. It's a fantastic story about Willow and Spike and the summer of Buffy's death. If you are looking at me going, well yes I've read stories like that, you haven't read this. It's also Willow/Spike, but not in a romantic way. That's all I'm saying about that.

I suck with summaries, but Graveyard Shift follows the emotional journey of Willow and Spike, and Giles so well that it fits into the continuity of the show. It's a very logical and emotional progression of the Scoobies devestated by Buffy's death, to coming together to fight without her, how Willow became the one in charge and how she decided to resurrect Buffy. .

So go read it!

The Dawn story is The Self-Same Lore by Cynthia Liskow. Dawn/Other. It's a story about Dawn growing up through Season 6, trying to find her place in school, survive the her life, and as a teenager growing up she begins to discover and explore her sexuality.