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apocalypsosWhat's the address for if you want to write a letter and have the SPN writing staff get it? I can't recall where to find it right now.
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You know, I was thinking about doing this last night, but I couldn't sit still long enough to do the long involved version, so this would be the abridged version with an option where if you have a question about any of these I'm more than willing to answer it.
Basically, I throw around a lot of titles about what I'm writing or have written but not a lot of details about plot or character or whatever. Here's some condensed details.
Heroine Addiction
Girl meets girl. Girl and girl break up. Girl meets boy while still having angsty breakup moments with ex-girlfriend. Girl has to leave behind cute cafe and go back into family business to deal with secret family matter, except family business is being the most famous superheroes on the planet and therefore secret family matter could be matter of life or death on a bigger scale than normal.
The Grand Prize Winner
Boy meets girl. Boy has huge crush on girl and joins her on shiny new game show where you wins magic powers. Boy wins and chooses to be a wizard. Boy becomes middle-of-the-road wizard coasting on notoriety to pay the bills. Boy helps out when other former contestants start going missing.
This Way To The Egress
Girl meets doctor. Doctor offers girl new drug that may help fix the syndrome that gives her random magical abilities at inopportune moments. Girl is understandably not in the best of moods even before this.
Dead Men In Dark Suits
Girl meets boy. Girl finds out her parents are not who she thought they were, in a vampire and wizard sort of way. Girl finds out boy is also time traveler magically muzzled to prevent him from being all psychotic and creepy. Girl is not having the best of weeks.
Nearly Departed
Girl is more like middle-aged ass-kicking bitchtastic mom. All the nuns are pregnant. Small children are fed to zombies. The dog dies. It's anarchy, people!
The Hollow Girl
Girl meets boy. Boy seems charming and nice and also is a werewolf. Boy turns out to be a ginormous creepy manipulative liar. Girl must kick boy's ass but good, and would if author would ever dig up those first three chapters and actually finish the damn thing.
The Monsters of Moosic (The Books of Boggs is the name of the series.)
Boy meets several girls, lives in Scranton, can't control his magical abilities, has a series of lousy jobs, and get attacked a lot because there's always a price on his head.
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You know, I was thinking about doing this last night, but I couldn't sit still long enough to do the long involved version, so this would be the abridged version with an option where if you have a question about any of these I'm more than willing to answer it.
Basically, I throw around a lot of titles about what I'm writing or have written but not a lot of details about plot or character or whatever. Here's some condensed details.
Heroine Addiction
Girl meets girl. Girl and girl break up. Girl meets boy while still having angsty breakup moments with ex-girlfriend. Girl has to leave behind cute cafe and go back into family business to deal with secret family matter, except family business is being the most famous superheroes on the planet and therefore secret family matter could be matter of life or death on a bigger scale than normal.
The Grand Prize Winner
Boy meets girl. Boy has huge crush on girl and joins her on shiny new game show where you wins magic powers. Boy wins and chooses to be a wizard. Boy becomes middle-of-the-road wizard coasting on notoriety to pay the bills. Boy helps out when other former contestants start going missing.
This Way To The Egress
Girl meets doctor. Doctor offers girl new drug that may help fix the syndrome that gives her random magical abilities at inopportune moments. Girl is understandably not in the best of moods even before this.
Dead Men In Dark Suits
Girl meets boy. Girl finds out her parents are not who she thought they were, in a vampire and wizard sort of way. Girl finds out boy is also time traveler magically muzzled to prevent him from being all psychotic and creepy. Girl is not having the best of weeks.
Nearly Departed
Girl is more like middle-aged ass-kicking bitchtastic mom. All the nuns are pregnant. Small children are fed to zombies. The dog dies. It's anarchy, people!
The Hollow Girl
Girl meets boy. Boy seems charming and nice and also is a werewolf. Boy turns out to be a ginormous creepy manipulative liar. Girl must kick boy's ass but good, and would if author would ever dig up those first three chapters and actually finish the damn thing.
The Monsters of Moosic (The Books of Boggs is the name of the series.)
Boy meets several girls, lives in Scranton, can't control his magical abilities, has a series of lousy jobs, and get attacked a lot because there's always a price on his head.
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Date: 2009-11-22 02:46 pm (UTC)So yeah. All the others sound quite awesome as well, btw.
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Date: 2009-11-22 02:53 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-11-22 03:25 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-11-22 03:31 pm (UTC)...you know, that sounds so much less weird when my mom says it.
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Date: 2009-11-22 05:19 pm (UTC)Eric Kripke
c/o Endeavor Talent Agency
9601 Wilshire Blvd.
3rd Floor
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
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Date: 2009-11-22 05:42 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-11-22 11:25 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-11-23 01:27 am (UTC)*thwacks publishers up the back of their collective heads*
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Date: 2009-11-23 02:50 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-11-23 03:44 am (UTC)*GASP!*
Yeah, I'd read all of those.