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In case of mass exodus from LiveJournal,
break glass and pull up Dreamwidth.

Life is what happens while you're making other plans.

I've been trying to find my way back into fandom after a very long time (mostly) away. Life seems to have other ideas. I haven't given up hope.

- A note in light of a certain TV series that became huge: Yes, I'm a fan of GRRM's books/ASOIAF. No, that's not where my username comes from. ;P

- I also have journals under the same name at LiveJournal and InsaneJournal. IJ has long been my "home" journal of choice, but I realize I'm in the minority. I crosspost to all three places.

- If you only want the fic and nothing but the fic, you can find it scattered about the interwebs in a variety of ways:

My primary fic archive is my Archive of Our Own account. Pretty much everything (that is, everything that's longer than a ficlet and not painfully embarrassing) is there.
Most of my Snarry is also on Walking the Plank.
Everything I've ever written for daily_deviant can be found using this tag.
Or my fic tag on this journal will give you links to everything -- the good, the bad, the ugly, and the utterly absurd.

- I'm neither as arrogant nor as prolific as that list makes me appear...

A Word on Friending: Sure, go right ahead! If I have some idea of who you are, I'll likely friend you back. If I don't know you, feel free to say hello, introduce yourself, tell me how you found me, comment on some posts, etc.

Obligatory Disclaimer: This journal frequently contains content of an adult nature. In fact, since I am an adult, I would hope that it contains only material of an adult nature. Those under the age of majority in their respective countries should not be here. Let the reader exercise their own judgment.

"One has attained a measure of wisdom when, instead of exclaiming 'Et tu, Brute!', one nods ruefully and says, 'Yes, it figures.' "

Slytherin is I really wanna get in your pants so I'll tell you I love you and then only call you again if I'm really horny.

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