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| I don't think there's any point in putting in links to a lot of my favourite sites. I figure that if you are interested in Buffy fanfic then you probably know about sites like The Buffy Cross and Stake and The Buffy Writer's Guild so I am going to stick to sites which I either particularly like or that I think are useful and aren't likely to be well known already. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * If you want to link to me then you can use these banners. The address is http://us.geocities.com/dontmakeeyecontact/ |
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| Behind My Eyes is a clique for people who love multi fandom. So if you liked the idea of Tara turning up in Smallville or Willow in the Dreaming then check out others like you. |
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| The Invisibles is a comic by Grant Morrison. It was a comic that made you think about politics, metaphysics, drugs, magic, gender, bascally everything worth thinking about. This is a clique for people who love it. invisibleelbisivni /bar/be/lith/ w a k e u p anarchy for the masses! how i became invisible |
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| My Favourite Buffy Fanfic writer is Jennifer Oksana. I particularly recommend her 'Old movie' series. |
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| Also if for some reason you haven't been to Dymphna.net then I suggest a visit. It's Kate Bolin's portal for a wide variety of cool sites, plus it's got a picture from 'Kill your boyfriend' by Grant Morrison and Philip Bond on it so it gets bonus points. |
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| If you like my Smallville story then go to Small Town Girlsfor more femslash with an increasing array of different characters. |
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| One of the most exciting recent sites is Silverlake It's multi-fandom and bursting with creativity because writers don't have to stick to any specific pairings or fandom. There are all sorts of cool fandoms like Transmetropolitan, Narnia and Good Omens. It's the place to be. |
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| Barbelith is a webzine and discussion forum that grew out of people talking about the issues in the Invisibles (see above). There are threads about current events, magick, comics, technology, film, lots more and articles about the same in the zine. It's well worth a look. |
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