A Metaphorical Good Morning
ArtisticStill writing for the Legend of Zelda and Super Smash Brothers fandoms, but have lately expanded to Inheritance Cycle fanfiction (so shamelessly AU I sometimes wonder if I'm doing the spirit of fanfiction a disfavour by writing it, xP) and Chronicles of Narnia/Lord of the Rings/Legend of Zelda crossovers. It's amazing how many of fantastical elements in those stories overlap. I just want to gather them all up into a story and revel in them.
Newest
Ganondorf, from "Moonstruck"The fairy said to him, when they had known each other but two days, “Tell me of yourself, Ganondorf. I want to know what you are.”Ganondorf, from "Moonstruck"
She had been standing before a mirror as she made her request, but she had turned from it to look at him. His thoughts had been idle, as they always were beneath her fountain; her voice seemed come from a far place, and he was a while in looking at her. He saw her movement as a shimmer against the glass, as though he looked upon a woman underwater. Her hair swirled about her naked shoulders; the vines she wore drifted. He ignored the glance she fixed on him; he watched her in the glass of he
by ~Opus-T
Ice Cavernby ~Opus-T
His PerfectionThe Fury of Perfection By Selah Ex Animo (Also known as Opus Triumphant, =P)His Perfection
It is often easy to find oneself lost in a merry party if one does not labour to make oneself known, especially if the merriment of the party has a particular centre, and one is neither contributing to nor condoning its said transport. One is especially liable to be lost if one is upon the party's brink, removed from that vibrant core by jostling bodies and loud conversation that, despite the volume, cannot be participated in due to a baseness of subject or a displeasure with the speakers.
So it was with Lord Luigi
by ~Opus-T
Favourites
Fave News
- 42 WordCount is Looking for You! - Oct 17, 2007
- 143 The Word and The Image - Apr 30, 2007
- 101 The Generic Prose Competition - Apr 26, 2007
- 80 Make Every Word Count. - Apr 26, 2007
- 28 Lit Interview: IfrozenspiritI - Apr 25, 2007
deviantID
Devious Info
- Current Residence: Virginia
- Interests: Writing, reading, drama, speech, history, poetry, art, foreign languages, beta-reading, video games
- Favourite movie: Spiderman 1 & 2; Lord of the Rings (trilogy), Pan's Labyrinth
- Favourite band or musician: Enya; Sixpence None the Richer, Josh Groban, Sleepthief
- Favourite genre of music: Contemporary Christian, Symphonic Rock, New Age, Big Band
- Favourite poet or writer: George Eliot; Charlotte Bronte; George R. R. Martin; Naomi Novik, Amy Tan
- Favourite game: Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
- Favourite gaming platform: Nintendo 64
- Personal Quote: I would not creep along the coast but steer out in mid-sea, by guidance of the stars.
- Tools of the Trade: Notebooks, MSW, pencils, coloured pens, music, Poser, Photshop
deviantART Community Board
Comments
Site Map
©2009 deviantART. All rights reserved
Emoticons do the speaking better than I could, :]
How is Turkey?
--
[link] The Bluestocking Chronicles
I actually just returned from Turkey a few days ago, and it was an incredible experience! I should post some of the pictures I took on photobucket and post the links in a journal, just in case it'd be of some interest
The time that I spent in Turkey was actually only spent in Istanbul (visiting both the European and Asian sides). It's really like no other place I've ever visited; it's apparent that modern Istanbul was literally constructed from the stonework of the ancient city. For example, many apartment complexes had gardens enclosed by ancient Roman walls--one man had even put a TV and a couch in an ancient courtyard that was near his home! Wouldn't it be lovely to live like that? To just nonchalantly live in history, with all the comfort of modern appliances
It's amazing to visit everything there, particularly on foot. It's a very interesting blend of both Europe and Asia. My favorite attraction was Ayasofia, the temple built under Justinian I's reign during the Byzantine empire.
Wow, It was so kind of you to ask, I had such a wonderful time
I apologize for the long response! There's just so much to tell!
--
[link] The Bluestocking Chronicles
--
[link] The Bluestocking Chronicles
But thank you, again
--
[link] The Bluestocking Chronicles
Previous Page123Next Page