Considering his last column . . . wonder if the next one will be about his daughter asking her stepfather to walk her down the aisle.

snape

I came across this post while telling myself that I really need to cut back on impulse purchases.

If I stop to measure the spot on the wall where I plan to hang it once it arrives, I don't think that quite counts as "impulse".

Harry Potter: mega.nz/file/a0xlmax...

Addendum: I now realize I have erred in not getting in the habit of sorting my downloaded fic. Will return later.

Which fandoms?

Not my main fandom, but I have a few: mega.nz/file/a0xlmax...

I've got a stash of epubs, name your fandom and I can hook you up.

I have the memory of a goldfish so my response to this cycles between "AO3 is amazing and provides us with a wonderful service, we need to be patient during the occasional downtime" and "oooh, I wonder if there's a new chapter of [fic]?" *checks* "dammit."

It's more satisfying if they do it voluntarily. Pick an impossible location, hype it up, and make rich people want to take a hideously unsafe mode of transportation to get there.

I do think it's good to see it, though. Not because I'm going "yay corporations" or have any intention of giving them my money, but that in the current climate it's a bad sign if a company stops doing this.

A Certain Hunger. Haven't read it yet but all the reviews I've seen indicate these vibes.