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Guys, someone wrote me Jacky Faber femslash!

And there is a whole bunch of fic in a whole bunch of other fandoms. I am in love with the Fanny Price Fight Club story. In love, I say.

You guys, you can read the first 67 pages of Beyond the Western Sea on the Harper Collins website: http://browseinside.harpercollinschildrens.com/index.aspx?isbn13=9780380728756. Take a look at it? It is my favorite YA book ever and my favorite Avi book and I am requesting it again for Yuletide.

I am also requesting Bloody Jack and the Gentleman Bastard Sequence. I don't know about the fourth one. I don't want to request Little Women this year because I know I'll be matched on it. Maybe Sally Lockhart, or Emily of New Moon? Or Westmark? Sparrow and Weasel fic would be cool.

Saw Deathly Hallows.( Read more... )

Trailers:
Red Riding Hood - Yawn.
The Green Lantern - I'm not into superheroes. Amusingly followed by
The Green Hornet - Is this the next big slash fandom?
Kung Fu Panda 2 - Made everyone laugh.
Night of the Witch - Meh.

Yuletide assignment is good. Me being predictable, but I don't mind.

Avi - Beyond the Western Sea
Ugly Betty
That 70s Show (see icon)
Kate Douglas Wiggin - Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm

Now Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm isn't on the giant masterlist, but I talked about it with one Yuletider once. If zero people offer Rebecca, I may replace it with either The Demon's Lexicon or the Gentleman Bastard sequence (though both pairings are kind of doing it wrong).

ROSF is typical turn of the century girl lit - Rebecca's the third of seven fatherless children and is sent to live with her maiden aunts, who are pretty much Aunt Elizabeth and Aunt Laura from Emily of New Moon. The whole book is very Montgomery-ish. There's a second book called New Chronicles of Rebecca, which isn't quite a sequel because most of it takes place before the end of ROSF. Rebecca and Emma Jane have a femslashy Romantic Two Girl Friendship. There is some May/December canon het. Both books are in the public domain.

I've talked enough about Beyond the Western Sea, haven't I?