Innnpuuut, Stephanie!

[qos]

As I mentioned in my last entry, the 'job' I have now continues to consist almost entirely of free time in front of a computer terminal. This is an extrordinary opportunity to write.

But I'm finding that after a complicated romantic/creative burn-out last year, too much web-surfing, and general life pressures, my muse has taken hirself off on a long vacation. What I produce when I try to do some creative writing (stories or essays) ends up boring even myself.

If you are reading this, odds are good I'm on your Friends list. If I'm on your Friends list, I'm assuming it's because when you first visited my journal you found something intriguing or entertaining here. If you're still here - and most of you have been reading me for at least a few months now - it's because my thoughts and words continue to be of interest.

So my shamelessly fishing question of the morning is two-fold: 1) Why am I on your Friends list? What do you get out of reading my journal? and 2) If you were the editor of a magazine covering one of our mutual interests and you needed an article or essay piece, what would you ask me to write about for your readers?

I need some help priming the pump!

Thanks in advance!

Comments

[qos.livejournal.com]

1) Thanks for the compliments, Lady V! And it's been fun to find so much geek-love here. I'd gotten used to concealing my Trek-love in my everyday life, so it's fun to let that come out.

2) the role of women or feminisim or both in either myth, literature or religion. That's a pretty darn big area. I'll see what I can do. If a slightly more narrow topic occurs to you, I'd be interested.

I'm also interested in your women in Sci-Fi paper. Care to provide a preview?

[ladyvivien.livejournal.com]

pffff. When it gets written, baby. Godess knows when that will be.