White Knight Awards
Feb. 26th, 2006 12:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lit_galWow...
I was seeingyin_again and janedavitt posting about their White Knight Award nominations, and so I wandered over there to see some of the offerings (which are great), and I found my own Learning Curve nom'ed for best crossover and the original Trickster nom'ed for best Vamp!Xander (although if there aren't more nominations, that category may not fly this round.
Thank you!
I've been taking writing classes at the university thinking to polish some skills, but the muse has been taking some major hits as the professors seem to ask for things that don't make much sense to my writer's mind. I'm still trying to figure out if I have a prof who is a prof because he couldn't make it as a writer or if I just have too much hubris mixed up here to see that I need to change. But the awards are a wonderful pick-me-up after a hard week of not feeling quite so solid about my own writing.
Oh, and I want to go nominate, but I totally forgot where to find this story, so I'm announcing a FIC SEARCH.
It's a wonderful series with the five ways Xander and Spike didn't meet, each one completely desconstructing canon. Sound familiar?
I was seeing
yin_again and janedavitt posting about their White Knight Award nominations, and so I wandered over there to see some of the offerings (which are great), and I found my own Learning Curve nom'ed for best crossover and the original Trickster nom'ed for best Vamp!Xander (although if there aren't more nominations, that category may not fly this round. Thank you!
I've been taking writing classes at the university thinking to polish some skills, but the muse has been taking some major hits as the professors seem to ask for things that don't make much sense to my writer's mind. I'm still trying to figure out if I have a prof who is a prof because he couldn't make it as a writer or if I just have too much hubris mixed up here to see that I need to change. But the awards are a wonderful pick-me-up after a hard week of not feeling quite so solid about my own writing.
Oh, and I want to go nominate, but I totally forgot where to find this story, so I'm announcing a FIC SEARCH.
It's a wonderful series with the five ways Xander and Spike didn't meet, each one completely desconstructing canon. Sound familiar?
