aria: ([thor] loki liesmith)
valinor spider party ([personal profile] aria) wrote2011-06-20 05:33 pm
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FIC. FINALLY. YES.

This fic, this fucking fic.

I have my credit notes over at the fic proper, but what the hell, this was a labor of love and I think I should talk about these amazing people: Amelia for hand-holding, cheerleading, feeding me lines, hanging around for hours multiple nights in a row to yell about all the Loki feelings -- in short, this fic would not exist without them. Scott for saying smart, necessary things, and for making sure that my love for Loki didn't mean I was too nice to him. Olivia, as always, for forcing my structure to be better and for making the finished thing actually look good. And I can't even keep track of how many of you I additionally threw partial drafts at or wailed at while the fic was eating my soul; you are stars.

But now it is DONE.

Shatter, Thor/Loki, 32,209 words YEAH THAT'S RIGHT. "Loki," Odin says, heavy with disappointment and regret for all he has to raise his voice, "Odinson. I cast you out."

And now I am going to step away from the computer for a bit and read American Gods or something, because this fic is kind of my baby and I am not sure what to do now I have set it free.

[personal profile] feverbeats 2011-06-21 12:53 am (UTC)(link)
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS, FIC TIME. I will probably read through it again and will certainly leave a comment, but right now my computer is dying.

P.S. Don't read American Gods. I am doing it right now, and it's just not fucking worth the pain.
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[personal profile] lowkey 2011-06-21 01:02 am (UTC)(link)
I got halfway through American Gods and called it quits.

[personal profile] feverbeats 2011-06-21 01:05 am (UTC)(link)
I am stunned and impressed. I read the whole thing when I was like 17 and didn't know any better, but I am in the middle of rereading it right now, and it looks like I may give up after 40 pages.
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[personal profile] lowkey 2011-06-21 01:09 am (UTC)(link)
Many of my
Several of my
At least one of my friends really likes American Gods, and the idea behind the book is really quite interesting. It wasn't my cup of tea, but I recognize that others have differing opinions, so I hope that Aria enjoys it.

[personal profile] feverbeats 2011-06-21 12:57 pm (UTC)(link)
I think that's the case with so many Neil Gaiman things! He has really awesome ideas, but they sometimes fail pretty hard in execution. (But yeah, Aria, plz enjoy! Our tastes are usually wildly different, so you may well!)

[personal profile] feverbeats 2011-06-21 06:21 pm (UTC)(link)
HAHAHA. Okay, well, mostly I really dislike Neil Gaiman? Like, he's one of those authors who repeats some of the same tropes often enough that it makes me uncomfortable RL. Seriously large volume of older dudes/much younger ladies. And he's got a lot of stuff that feels shocky-for-the-sake-of-shock. But mostly his stuff, and American Gods more than most of it, just feels so cheap. It's just a lot of fucking and references and drama and no real substance. Too much cleverness with nothing behind it. And whenever he's being "gritty," it just feels like a twelve-year-old boy giggling behind his hand.

OHGOD HORRIFYING. D: D: D: I haven't gotten to that part yet on my reread, but I think maybe I would prefer not to. BECAUSE ZOMBIES. D:

[personal profile] feverbeats 2011-06-21 06:37 pm (UTC)(link)
lolol it's something my friend [livejournal.com profile] nova_bright said about Charles.

That, combined with your icon, is delightful.