AHHH! Life is so hectic right now. 
hd_worldcup is starting to get under way for me as a backup writer, and as always, my timing is impeccable: I'll be in San Francisco with some friends for spring break for the next five days and won't have much time to write at all. BUT I'LL DO IT! Even if it means I have to sit in our hotel room all five days and plan/outline/write like a fiend! Because... well, if I want to get a fic done in two weeks, then I don't really have any other options.
One of my LA-dwelling IDF friends got tickets to the AI dress rehearsal this Tuesday (!!!), but of course, like I said, my awesome ability to time shit stuck me in San Francisco until Wednesday night. This also means I won't be able to go to the 5:30 taping of Idol Extra on Wednesday I'd planned to go to. I'm pretty sure life hates me.
Anyway, the point of this entry was to post a few links:
German translation of Some Kind of Miracle by
lapislazuli67
Italian translation of After the Epilogue byaku_rin
Both of them are fantastic (♥) and if you can read either of the languages, I highly recommend you go check out their translations!
On a side note, I've decided that I dislike the idea of a two-part DH. Especially one directed by David freakin' Yates. It already makes me want to shoot myself knowing that he's directing HBP, my favourite book in the series.
hd_worldcup is starting to get under way for me as a backup writer, and as always, my timing is impeccable: I'll be in San Francisco with some friends for spring break for the next five days and won't have much time to write at all. BUT I'LL DO IT! Even if it means I have to sit in our hotel room all five days and plan/outline/write like a fiend! Because... well, if I want to get a fic done in two weeks, then I don't really have any other options.One of my LA-dwelling IDF friends got tickets to the AI dress rehearsal this Tuesday (!!!), but of course, like I said, my awesome ability to time shit stuck me in San Francisco until Wednesday night. This also means I won't be able to go to the 5:30 taping of Idol Extra on Wednesday I'd planned to go to. I'm pretty sure life hates me.
Anyway, the point of this entry was to post a few links:
German translation of Some Kind of Miracle by
lapislazuli67Italian translation of After the Epilogue by
aku_rinBoth of them are fantastic (♥) and if you can read either of the languages, I highly recommend you go check out their translations!
On a side note, I've decided that I dislike the idea of a two-part DH. Especially one directed by David freakin' Yates. It already makes me want to shoot myself knowing that he's directing HBP, my favourite book in the series.
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It's been awhile. I didn't know SKoM was in German! That's wonderful! Now if only I could read other languages.
Good luck with hd_worldcup. I know I had a hell of a time finishing my submission for slashfest. I only finished it last night and my beta still needs to go over it before the deadline tomorrow night.
Anywho. It's been way too long sing we've talked! I hope you have a safe trip to SF. ^_^
Dez
wow. do you speak german?
i think i'll read the german version. at least the last 2 chapters.
so... you already wrote the next chapter of SKOM?
hope to hear from you again
cott
The Prologue is on, today I wanted to post Chapter 1. I will need time to translate all the chapters and I really don't want to catch up too fast ;).
oh. i just somehow thought it's already.. ready.
now i'll have to read all of the chapters i believe. it's not good to be addictat to a fanfiction. it would have been easier if it's ready..
:) no need to hurry.
it's good to know somebody else who speaks german reads this. where are you from? propably austria?!
Austria? Why? Are you? No, I'm German.
And yes, it's terrible to be addicted to a story. But now I get to read all the chapters again and again until I got everything right - I really am one lucky woman!
Yes, I'm Austrian.
you do have luck... but i also can read them again.. ;) didn't expect that, did you?
It's in the works, yeah :D Yeah, I totally understand how difficult it is to get fics in by the deadline. Good job getting yours in! :]
I hope you have a good time here though. It's a wonderful city!
Hahaha. Oh god. Getting my submission in on time was hell. Like woah.
wow. do you speak german?
i think i'll read the german version. at least the last 2 chapters.
so... you already wrote the next chapter of SKOM?
hope to hear from you again
cott
The Prologue is on, today I wanted to post Chapter 1. I will need time to translate all the chapters and I really don't want to catch up too fast ;).
oh. i just somehow thought it's already.. ready.
now i'll have to read all of the chapters i believe. it's not good to be addictat to a fanfiction. it would have been easier if it's ready..
:) no need to hurry.
it's good to know somebody else who speaks german reads this. where are you from? propably austria?!
Austria? Why? Are you? No, I'm German.
And yes, it's terrible to be addicted to a story. But now I get to read all the chapters again and again until I got everything right - I really am one lucky woman!
Yes, I'm Austrian.
you do have luck... but i also can read them again.. ;) didn't expect that, did you?
The Prologue is on, today I wanted to post Chapter 1. I will need time to translate all the chapters and I really don't want to catch up too fast ;).
oh. i just somehow thought it's already.. ready.
now i'll have to read all of the chapters i believe. it's not good to be addictat to a fanfiction. it would have been easier if it's ready..
:) no need to hurry.
it's good to know somebody else who speaks german reads this. where are you from? propably austria?!
Austria? Why? Are you? No, I'm German.
And yes, it's terrible to be addicted to a story. But now I get to read all the chapters again and again until I got everything right - I really am one lucky woman!
Yes, I'm Austrian.
you do have luck... but i also can read them again.. ;) didn't expect that, did you?
oh. i just somehow thought it's already.. ready.
now i'll have to read all of the chapters i believe. it's not good to be addictat to a fanfiction. it would have been easier if it's ready..
:) no need to hurry.
it's good to know somebody else who speaks german reads this. where are you from? propably austria?!
Austria? Why? Are you? No, I'm German.
And yes, it's terrible to be addicted to a story. But now I get to read all the chapters again and again until I got everything right - I really am one lucky woman!
Yes, I'm Austrian.
you do have luck... but i also can read them again.. ;) didn't expect that, did you?
Austria? Why? Are you? No, I'm German.
And yes, it's terrible to be addicted to a story. But now I get to read all the chapters again and again until I got everything right - I really am one lucky woman!
Yes, I'm Austrian.
you do have luck... but i also can read them again.. ;) didn't expect that, did you?
Yes, I'm Austrian.
you do have luck... but i also can read them again.. ;) didn't expect that, did you?
It's in the works, yeah :D Yeah, I totally understand how difficult it is to get fics in by the deadline. Good job getting yours in! :]
I hope you have a good time here though. It's a wonderful city!
Hahaha. Oh god. Getting my submission in on time was hell. Like woah.
I hope you have a good time here though. It's a wonderful city!
Hahaha. Oh god. Getting my submission in on time was hell. Like woah.
it's like you're hanging a really big pretty and tasty-looking carrot in front of this mule!!!
thanks for calling me "fantastic" ^^ - do you speak German yourself? Or how do you know that? *snicker* Well, I just LOVE languages, my own of course, then English, but French isn't bad, either...
We're living near Paris, the children are going to an international school and there are lots of people around us who do speak four, five or even more languages fluently... Even the children. Imagine a child with an American as father, a German as mother, living in France - they're already speaking three languages when they start school. It's rather impressive.
We're living near Paris, the children are going to an international school and there are lots of people around us who do speak four, five or even more languages fluently... Even the children. Imagine a child with an American as father, a German as mother, living in France - they're already speaking three languages when they start school. It's rather impressive.
We're living near Paris, the children are going to an international school and there are lots of people around us who do speak four, five or even more languages fluently... Even the children. Imagine a child with an American as father, a German as mother, living in France - they're already speaking three languages when they start school. It's rather impressive.