FF.Net profile update

Yep, I've updated my FF.Net profile, in a somewhat indignant manner, because I'm getting sick and tired of people who very obviously want to read different stories than the ones I actually write. So I told them what I think about their self-important, know-it-all attitude.

The latest story targeted was "Still Not in Kansas". It is an old story, mind you, one I finished years ago, and now some little upstart shows up and posts several reviews, each half a page long, to list up what is, in their opinion, wrong with the story. Not canon facts, mind you (although what counts as canon in a crossover AU is very much a matter of personal interpretation), but things they believe I should have done differently.

Excuse me? Last time I checked it was my story, and I can damn well write it the way I find fit. At the age of 60, after having actively written for half a century, I think I'm entitled to my own choices. Really, the self-proclaimed "constructive" critics of the Pit of Voles are getting on my last nerve! My "blocked" list is longer than my arm by now - unfortunately, the site doesn't allow to remove signed reviews, just anonymous ones, and most of these blockheads always sign in, so that their "wisdom" would be kept for future generations.

Sherlock & The Copper Beeches update

Chapter 08 - Readings & Revelations has been posted to FF.Net, thanks to lindahoyland, who did the beta reading and the Brit-picking, and to el_staplador from picowrimo, who provided me with invaluable insider info (and isn't that a nice alliteration?) about the place where things happen.

Enjoy!