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People whom I like, love, owe or am scared of

There are a few people to whom I am inordinately grateful. I'd like to thank my agent... oh wait, I don't have an agent. Yet.

Nevertheless, in true Oscars fashion, I'd like to thank my parents and my sisters for their support and praise as well as my three best friends - Raine who always hears the right thing, Shelley who always says the right thing and Louisa who always sees the right thing. My life savers.

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Writing people whom I admire and other writing resources:

Caroline Childs is one of my best friends; she is part muse, part editor and part stalker. She is also disgustingly talented and writes both verse and prose. If you've a taste for very good poetry or very disturbing short fiction, I'd recommend her site as first stop. My personal favourites: Shall I Compare Thee (a funny poem), Hurt (a dark short story) and Cry For Help (a dark poem).


Buffyverse links:

On the subject of Buffy details, there is no equivocation on where the best information can be got from. Thank you Jess, for producing an enthralling and capitavating website that has helped me stay canonical at all times.

A Hole In The World (named after the Angel Season 5 episode) is a damn good Buffy and Angel site. It's more than capable of eating all your free time though!

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Personal links:

My blog occasionally contains rambles about my life, but is more usually a repository for photos of my world, as well as more links to things which I find interesting.

Occasionally, my two obsessions collide. When that happens, I end up writing about rugby. I have written a few articles, two of which have been published on PlanetRugby. They can be found here and here. I'm also occasionally about on the forum there.


Website Building people who have been useful:

Cooltext is a superlative site which provides free tools for creating text, buttons and other associated graphics. They are responsible for the glowing site links and, even better than that, their tools are completely free, without even an obligation for me to link to them. But I'm going to anyway, as the site is well worth looking at.

I owe great thanks to the wonderful people at FreeWebs.com, who host this merry bundle of fun for a small price. I'd thoroughly recommend them for beginner webmasters. Click here to get your own Free Website!