Dreamwidth Followpost

[hungryghosts]

Dreamwidth got brought up this Othercon a bunch and a lot of new people made accounts here. It can be hard to find folks to follow and get followed on DW so I thought I'd make a post where people can comment with a little bit about themselves (or just say hi if you're blanking out), and hopefully that'll make it easier for people to find each other.

Please feel free to comment even if you have literally nothing on your account yet. Veteran users and non-Othercon-goers are welcome to comment as well! Likewise please feel free to share any Dreamwidth newbie resources that you have on hand.

Comments

Re: Hello!

[beepbird]

I mean, it took vim something like five years to figure out vi was a polymorph, but the whole "being a polymorph" bit is the easy part. The brain-shacking's harder than that.

I'll have to take a look. Not partial to all writing with demons in it just because they have demons, but sometimes one sits right and sticks with me. I'll tell Echo to look for the robot stuff. Got any favorites?

Re: Hello!

[ysabetwordsmith]

>> I'll have to take a look. Not partial to all writing with demons in it just because they have demons, but sometimes one sits right and sticks with me. I'll tell Echo to look for the robot stuff. Got any favorites? <<

Fledgling Grace is one series with demons. "Infernal Passion" is a good example.

Not Quite Kansas is another, but it doesn't have a landing page yet. "More Complex the Deeper You Go" is one of the poems with Barb in it. He's a cat demon.

Kung Fu Robots is about robots becoming sentient.

If you like fanfic, Love Is For Children has some entries that feature JARVIS and the bots. "Life in Quicktime" is from JARVIS' perspective. Couldn't find a short one with DUM-E, I think he's mostly in the longer ones.

Re: Hello!

[lb_lee]

Rogan: I remember liking Kung fu Robots a lot, seconding that rec!