I'm a very irregular poster to this journal, and don't have any particular focus - I post when I'm moved to say something, and it is just as likely to be about fandom, politics, or my dog.
I'm American (Californian to be specific), cis female, mixed race, queer, and progressive. I've got a handful of chronic illnesses that I may sometimes discuss. I used to be a voracious reader of science fiction and fantasy, but that's tailed off in my current job so all my knowledge is about a decade out of date. I'm very multi-fannish and an inveterate multi-shipper; I write and read fic, and I have just recently begun podficcing.
Some information you may find useful:
- Current Passion: Probably my dog Jack? I haven't been feeling particularly fannish or passionate about any sort of media for a few years, most of my attention eaten by pandemic, politics, health issues, and my job, all of which overlap in stressful ways. My comfort fandoms, which I reread in regularly, are probably MCU, Stargate: Atlantis, and Teen Wolf; my only successful creative endeavors of late have been in Criminal Minds and various Sherlock Holmes adaptations. I really enjoy my job (well, 90% of the time) but I'm unlikely to talk about it much here.
- Transformative Works Policy: My blanket permissions, which are also listed on my AO3 profile:
- Fanart/Fanmixes/Filk of my work are all great!
- Remixes are great!
- Translations and podfics are great! (As long as you have not edited/changed/bowdlerized my work in any way. If you need to make a change like that, please ask me first.)
- Sequels are great! (As long as you acknowledge that they're not canonical for my work.)
- I would rather you not archive my work elsewhere publicly without my explicit permission.
Feel free to friend/follow me, or just send me a message saying hello; I do like meeting new people, though I lean to the introverted side of the spectrum. But almost all of what I post is public, so I'm just as open to people lurking and posting the occasional comment it that's more comfortable. It's certainly how I experience much of the internet. :)
(up to date as of 1/1/2023)