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Question for those who've read Time Shall Not Mend: is it easier to get into it when one has read the books it's a crossover with? And are those books something I'd be interested in reading?

I tried reading the story, because I adored LoP, but I couldn't get into it all that well, for some reason, and I'm normally quite versed in adjusting my brain to crossovers where I've only read/seen one of the sources.

In other news, it never ceases to amuse me that all my coworkers refer to my boss as "Our Glorious Leader". Hee!

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Random wallpaper I did a while ago. Not too happy with it, but all the tinkering in the world didn't make it any better, so.

800x600 | 1024x768

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You would think that if people send an email to sofie.werkers@<snip>, then they'd be smart enough to realise that my name is spelled S-O-F-I-E, not S-O-P-H-I-E!

I swear, there's some sort of law that requires a common-sense-ectomy before one is allowed to be an academic in the UK.

*shakes fist*

Meh.

( Today is hate the world day. )

Talking back to the voices in my head

( A musiverse entry. )

Did you know ...

... that in Arial Narrow, 9pt, two collumns, and with a little formatting editing, AJ Hall's Lust Over Pendle can be printed on a mere 47 pages, recto verso? I think I'll even make a front page. :D

More spam.

Random urge to write a sillyfic featuring Voldemort and this.