I sort-of accomplished something.

I belong to an LJ writer's group, The Voluptuaries. You can't see their posts (except when they get published, which many have!) because the group is private. Like most writer's groups, there are monthly quotas to be met in order to remain a member in good standing, or at least in stylish repose. The group has been around for years, and up until recently, eposia was handling all the ...

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Clans

...Marquis, Justine Will Cox [former], Marquis [former], Justine [former], Absinthe Wainwright [former] Active during the last half of the 19th century, the Sods styled themselves as intellectuals, aesthetes and voluptuaries, but they were really more like the Victorian era's answer to the End of the World. South Enders Leather District, Boston, Massachusetts Gay guys from the last half of the 20th ...

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my turn for writerly advice link sharing

As usual, Elizabeth Bear has some really interesting things to say about perceptions, cleaning up your older writings, and ignoring terrible writing advice. I think several of our Voluptuaries might benefit from reading this post - I certainly enjoyed it! http://matociquala.livejournal.com/1159560.html

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