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[moonykins.livejournal.com]

Hullo :)

My wishlist (in no particular order)

1 - More paid LJ account time

2 - Book reccomendations (my to read-list is long, but I want it even longer :D)

3 - One of these t-shirts/tops

4 - Prints from my DeviantArt wishlist (it's loong, goes over several pages XD)

5 - A lion plushie

6 - Remus/Sirius (Harry Potter) fanfiction

7 - Aziraphale/Crowley (Good Omens) fanfiction

8 - Will & Grace icons

9 - The Lord of the Rings icons

10 - The 4400 icons

My email addie is: kamarialion @ gmail.com

Comments

[laura-isaac.livejournal.com]

2. "Candlemoth" - Roger Jon Ellory
6. I'll see what I can find - R/S is my OTP :D
9. Any particular pairing/character?

[moonykins.livejournal.com]

R/S - OTP into infinity! Or something. Er.

Nawh. I am quite fond of all the elves and hobbits, though. And Aragorn. And Éowyn. Gah, I love them all XD

[http://users.livejournal.com/vaya___/]

[moonykins.livejournal.com]

Ha, been there, done that, have read the whole thing, am eagerly awaiting the next chapter :D

It's addictive, that's what it is. So much love.

[manintheboat.livejournal.com]

The dog in your icon looks just like my dog!
http://pics.livejournal.com/manintheboat/pic/0001h7kh

Happy holidays!

[watersword]

(Do you know the RPG milliways_bar? The Aziraphael & Crowley there are brilliant, and their relationship is wonderful. I definitely recommend them.)

Crowley looked at the music executive from behind his new sunshades. The man began to sweat. Funny, that. The room was quite cool (by Crowley's standards, anyway; but then, he'd never really got over the whole 'reptile' thing), but it was quite unfortunate that handkerchiefs had gone out of style.

"Do you really think so?" he asked, arching a brow above the dark glass.

"Well, I -- they -- it's a weird idea, with all due respect -- but I'm sure --"

"So am I," Crowley said, and swung his feet off the table. The alligator-skin boots hit the thick carpet with a soft thud, and he sat up fully. "Look into it. Those kids, they oughtta be in a band."

When he left, he smiled cheerily at the receptionist.

When the chart-topper, six months later, was indistinguishable from the song just below it, and the one below that, Crowley did wonder if saying so had been a good idea. It wasn't as though the world couldn't have done without a few more blonde singers, of both sexes, and it would be nice if their names weren't misspelled, but really, when it all provoked familial spats, Crowley thought it was a bad job well done.

Except that the tapes left in his car now turned into bubblegum pop instead of Queen; Crowley almost found himself missing the dulcet tones of Freddie Mercury. Except that Aziraphael hummed the damned tunes all the time, and since the Apocalypse-that-wasn't, he was around Arizaphael nearly constantly, and, well, it got on a ma-- perso-- demon's nerves.

Especially in bed.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_fortunes_fool/]

I recommend the book "Rule Number 5: No Sex On The Bus" by Brian Thacker. It's one of my favourites.

[neonrose5.livejournal.com]

#2, Dan Brown's The DaVinci Code.. but all his stuff is pretty good.

[gilathief.livejournal.com]

#2 - "A Million Little Pieces" - J. Frey (haven't read it but I have heard good things)
"Bee Season" - Myla Goldberg

#8 - I made bunch for icon alphabet, you can find them in my icon journal, here: http://www.livejournal.com/community/monstericons/6806.html#cutid1

If you like them, let me know which bases you like and I will customize a few for you...

Happy Holidays!

[si-crazy.livejournal.com]

I recommend that you read "The Negotiator" by Dee Henderson, "Don't You Want Me?" by India Knight, and "Playing James" by Sarah Mason, they are my favorites!

[afteriwake.livejournal.com]

#2 - If you haven't read American Gods by Neil Gaiman, I highly suggest that. Let's see....David Eddings' The Losers is a really good book (as is everything else he's written, to be honest...his Belgariad/Mallorean and Elenia/Tamuli series all rock my socks). I also enjoyed the Bedlam's Bard series by Mercedes Lackey, as well as her book The Fairy Godmother. And one cannot forget Spider Robinson's Lady Sally/Callahan books. All of these are magnificent reads that I read over and over and over. And finally, for a different slant, I think 101 Damnations is a great anthology of essays. I just forgot who you'd use to look up the author for that one.

6 - Normally I don't write HP slash, but if you don't mind it to be more suggestive then anything else, I can write a ficlet for you.

[chickabimbo.livejournal.com]

#2 book recommendations: The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova, The Constant Gardener by John le Carre, and Bridget Jones' Diary by Helen Fielding.

they're all wonderful :)

[bastienn.livejournal.com]

Heyyy.. I've got one fic that has been forgotten and just found. Sirius/Remus. It's never been betaed by anyone and English isn't my first language, so there is most likely plenty of mistakes. But if you'd like to I could own it for you and send it to you.. I'm not sure will I ever put it to the net or anything.
(and as a return gift, if you would like to give one, I'd like to hear some opinion about it:) )