Ok, so, back from DragonCon and only mostly dead, so: success! More about this later in the week when my brain un-mushes. For now, a few links:
I was taking random pictures of cosplayers this year, just snapping them on my phone and uploading to tumblr (so easy), so if you're at all interested (and not already following me on tumblr) they're on this tag.
I think I posted that I got my ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
marvel_bang draft completed right before the deadline and the full madness of D*C started, but the claims post for accompanying fanworks went live over the weekend (the last four days are a blur) so if you're an artist or a vidder or make playlists or other fanworks and are into the Marvel spangly crowd, there's still time to snag a story.
…and speaking of fanworks, ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
kalakirya went and podficced you need a rock not a rolling stone, the Clint/Darcy fic that took possession of my brain the spring before the movie came out, to which I must say: \o/!!!! Also: BRAVO, as Darcy tends to think/speak in run-on sentences and I'm not sure where/how a podficcer might be able to breathe. But it's marvelous and (if you couldn't tell) I'm super-excited to add a Marvel story to the list of my stories that have been podficced. Her post on AO3, with links to mp3 and podbook versions is here.
Back to work I go (certainly not singing 'heigh ho,' though)
marvel_bang draft completed right before the deadline and the full madness of D*C started, but the claims post for accompanying fanworks went live over the weekend (the last four days are a blur) so if you're an artist or a vidder or make playlists or other fanworks and are into the Marvel spangly crowd, there's still time to snag a story.kalakirya went and podficced you need a rock not a rolling stone, the Clint/Darcy fic that took possession of my brain the spring before the movie came out, to which I must say: \o/!!!! Also: BRAVO, as Darcy tends to think/speak in run-on sentences and I'm not sure where/how a podficcer might be able to breathe. But it's marvelous and (if you couldn't tell) I'm super-excited to add a Marvel story to the list of my stories that have been podficced. Her post on AO3, with links to mp3 and podbook versions is here.Back to work I go (certainly not singing 'heigh ho,' though)
