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Remix/Redux IV
Apr. 2nd, 2006 10:20 pmSo, I'm not updating to tell you anything about what I'm doing today (and I'm sure that if you knew what I might write, most of you would be happy about it...)
No, I'm updating to tell you two things: First that today the authors of the Remix/Redux IV were announced and that I am now allowed to tell you that I wrote this fic for it:
The Ties That Bind (The Brothers Blues Remix) - Sirius and Regulus, G - Sirius remembers his brother.
It's a remix from The Ties That Bind by destijl.
The second thing is that![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lyras remixed The Girl Who Looked at the Ocean, in a manner that is seriously impressing. Read her remix, The Girl Who Looked at the Ocean (The Linear Remix)! It's fantastic - she's played up Harry and downplayed Hermione, which gives a bit of a different perspective, and also she adds a couple of scenes that work wonderfully. It is very strange to read a remix of yourself, though - I kept feeling weirded out when the author used my words - but seriously, I'm very impressed, and very surprised because of my stories, this is the last one I expected a remixer to pick. Though I have to confess that there aren't that many...
Now, off I go, to write some more about currency crises. And on Tuesday, that will be OVER.
No, I'm updating to tell you two things: First that today the authors of the Remix/Redux IV were announced and that I am now allowed to tell you that I wrote this fic for it:
The Ties That Bind (The Brothers Blues Remix) - Sirius and Regulus, G - Sirius remembers his brother.
It's a remix from The Ties That Bind by destijl.
The second thing is that
lyras remixed The Girl Who Looked at the Ocean, in a manner that is seriously impressing. Read her remix, The Girl Who Looked at the Ocean (The Linear Remix)! It's fantastic - she's played up Harry and downplayed Hermione, which gives a bit of a different perspective, and also she adds a couple of scenes that work wonderfully. It is very strange to read a remix of yourself, though - I kept feeling weirded out when the author used my words - but seriously, I'm very impressed, and very surprised because of my stories, this is the last one I expected a remixer to pick. Though I have to confess that there aren't that many...Now, off I go, to write some more about currency crises. And on Tuesday, that will be OVER.
