*pokes head up* oh hai!

[be_themoon]

hi guys, this is just a short drop-by.

+ I have been reading my friends list, just not commenting on much of anything. time time time! I has none of it. sorry.

+ I kind of sort of really hate my period. cramps, I have plenty of.

+ nanowrimo is actually going pretty well. I'm still a little bit behind, but not by enough to actually be worried about, especially if I can get in 3K today (which, uh, I can, since I can write 1000 words in 15 minutes, consistently).



so yeah. I've been keeping an eye on the progress of those of you who are doing it, but I'm just curious - where is everyone? wordcount, how's the story going?

+ something is totally relevant to interests! I am writing, for my English class, a 1-1.5K paper on social interaction on the internet and how it can totally be good for teenagers and other such things. obviously, I'll be drawing on personal experience - I found a journal called 'Computers in Human Behavior' (!!!) which has several good articles, and I was wondering if any of you knew any good articles I could use. I'd ask for blog posts, but citing them would be... problematic. :P

Comments

[lassiterfics.livejournal.com]

I've been meaning to read this one for ages but never got around to it, but it sounds like it might be useful for your essay: Fan fiction and fan communities in the age of the Internet. You might also want to check out the Organization for Transformative Works.

[be-themoon.livejournal.com]

oh, thank you! those are both absolutely fabulous, yay! these will help lots!