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katikatI want to rec another amazing Supernatural story. It's one of those "five things" fics. It's written by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
marinarusalka and it's called "Fistful of Rain". A gen story about five lives that Dean Winchester never lived. That fic gives me the creeps, really. Especially the life where Sammy is a dark monster *shudders*. Go, read, comment. This story really deserves it!
You know, I think it's funny how the Americans go bonkers about the TV series Ugly Betty. I saw the original Venezuelan (I think it was Venezuelan) telenovela and it was only so so (My Fat Valentine was way better). And when one thinks about how these South American telenovelas are pulled through dirt... But let the American TV remake it and yay, it's an amazing piece of art *rolls her eyes*
I only need to edit the last five chapters of "Streams of Silver" by R. A. Salvatore and another book will be done and translated *so proud of herself*
On the reading front, I finished Simon Green's "Nightingale's Lament", the third book in his "Nightside" series. I still love this series better than Butcher's "Dresden Files", but I am looking forward to the TV version of Harry Dresden's adventures that will air this Sunday *beams*
marinarusalka and it's called "Fistful of Rain". A gen story about five lives that Dean Winchester never lived. That fic gives me the creeps, really. Especially the life where Sammy is a dark monster *shudders*. Go, read, comment. This story really deserves it!You know, I think it's funny how the Americans go bonkers about the TV series Ugly Betty. I saw the original Venezuelan (I think it was Venezuelan) telenovela and it was only so so (My Fat Valentine was way better). And when one thinks about how these South American telenovelas are pulled through dirt... But let the American TV remake it and yay, it's an amazing piece of art *rolls her eyes*
I only need to edit the last five chapters of "Streams of Silver" by R. A. Salvatore and another book will be done and translated *so proud of herself*
On the reading front, I finished Simon Green's "Nightingale's Lament", the third book in his "Nightside" series. I still love this series better than Butcher's "Dresden Files", but I am looking forward to the TV version of Harry Dresden's adventures that will air this Sunday *beams*
