Dear Yuletide Santa...

[corilannam]

For my yuletide santa, should you happen this way --



Dear Santa,

First off, know that I am extremely easy to please. I have high standards when it comes to grammar, punctuation and characterization (I do like it when the characters sound like themselves, at least), but other than that, just about any kind of plot or situation you can dream up will make me happy, no matter how wacky or normal. I just want more of these characters and worlds. Gen or slash is just fine, and I have almost no squicks. If you want to know more specifically the kinds of things I like, feel free to peruse my website - I write what I like to read.

I didn't include any specific prompts, because I didn't want to seem pushy and I really am open to anything, but if you'd like anything more specific to get you started, feel free to leave an anonymous comment here.

Most of all, thank you so much for offering at least one of my much-loved fandoms! I hope you have fun writing it, and I know I'll have fun reading whatever you come up with. See you in December!

Love,
Cori



As for my own assignment, I am, of course, very excited. I got something I've been wanting to write for a long time, and while I'm nervous about it, I'm also way psyched. Plus, it gives me an excuse to review the source material, which I've been itching to do lately anyway. Now I just have to track down my recipient's LJ, and all will be in motion.

Wheeee! Yuletide!

Comments

[therealjae.livejournal.com]

Your paragraph about your assignment is exactly how I'm feeling right now, to the letter. :-)

-J

[marzilla.livejournal.com]

Isn't it fantastic? Wheeee!

:-)

[silverr.livejournal.com]

a late comment:

The Ai no Kusabi fic you wrote was perfection - and it was so very exciting to find out after the reveal that it was by one of my favorite Yuletide authors (I adore "Ten Bowls of Wine" more than I can say).

Hoping you won't mind if I friend you.