CBFFAs 2003: The bit where I indulge in shameless self-promotion...

[deathpixie]

Actually, this should be relatively easy, considering I didn't get a lot of stuff posted last year. *grins* Look out for me next year, but.

Death and The Art Of Pyramid Selling

Eligible for:
Best Serious
Best Adventure
Best Vertigo
Best Original Character (Phil Kingston)
Fanfic Hall of Fame

Collective Mutants: Summer Heat.

Eligible for:

Best Romance
Best Series (Collective Mutants)
Best X-Men (TCP mutants)
Best Original Characters (Allison Ferguson, Raphael "Fish" Giannmario, David Ferguson)

Not eligible for Fanfic Hall of Fame.

Crisis Point: All In A Day's Work

Eligible for:

Best Serious
Best Series (Crisis Point, open series)
Best X-Men (TCP Mutants)
Best Original Characters (entire cast *grins*)
Fanfic Hall of Fame

SCPD: The Case Of The Comatose Writer

co-written with dexfarkin

Eligible for:

Best Adventure
Best Series (Subreality/SCPD)
Fanfic Hall of Fame

As well, any of my fics, except the Collective Mutants series, are eligible for the Fanfic Hall of Fame, including the 'classic' Suffer The Children. They can be found at luba's Fonts of Wisdom, the Itty Bitty Archives, the TCP Warehouse and Subreality Central

I personally am no longer eligible for the Writer Hall of Fame category.

Okay, now I've been horribly un-Australian, I have to go shower now. I feel dirty. *grins*

Comments

[msss.livejournal.com]

She eats kids??? And here I thought you were fond of the little creatures. (And not as snacks.)

How's work going?

Work is... not terribly work-y at all. ;)

[deathpixie]

First day at the PERIN court and things are extremely quiet. HUGE change form Melbourne Civil, with the phones ringing only once an hour maybe, and hardly anyone at the counter. I'm apparently getting computer training this afternoon, but for now I've done the tour, had the talk from two supervisors, and had a union meeting (and the results of that particular meeting will become obvious this Friday *grins*). So I don't really have a clue what I'm doing - that's a new experience, after six years of being the 'gun' clerk. ;) But I'm sure I'll catch up.

How're things in the snowy North?

The Great Ice Land

[msss.livejournal.com]

Well, right now, the sum of my thought processes goes something like "Ooh, my tummy hurts." I forgot to eat before church, so i hadn't eaten for eight hours or so when I got back. So I gulped down a third of a bar of chocolate and went to make some dinner. Have now finished off all my spaghetti sauce, but was so hungry that I ate a whole heap of bread as well as a huge plate of spaghetti and now I'm so full I'm going to explode. :)

The weather over the last few days has actually been relatively warm - all the snow from the storm on Tuesday is melting. Unfortunately, it then freezes into ice, so walking is treacherous, to say the least. It's also a lot uglier to have opaque ice lumps covering everything than all that icing sugar snow.

I'm very happy with my financial prospects - I have a job tutoring a lady on the east side of the city in various computer-y things. I basically get paid to sit and talk to her for an hour. Very cool. :)
She's even volunteered to make it more worth my while by trying to recruit more students!

I've started a new account at the SFF writing workshop and have started a new story. I really have to finish one sometime. Or even get further than the start. But then again, I don't think my writing is going anywhere. You, on the other hand, are commanded to finish "Death and the Art..." IMMEDIATELY!!! (I have every right to demand more, it's all your fault that you got me hooked. You must have known reading it was addictive.... hehehe)