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I guess its mandatory... :)
If there is anything I believe in, it's the persistence of fanatics to make
their presence known on the internet. The FFML shall not die at this time,
I believe it strongly. So, while we all wait with bated breaths for the
sign to reunite the flock, I'll return to working on my webpage and, with
luck, begin to update it in a more regular fashion starting this weekend.
So those of you who actually read my works (yes, both of you) I'd like to
direct your attention to the following address:
http://www.rit.edu/~acl3682
I feel a little embarrassed that I now have to leech space off of my college
for my fanfic web presence, but since there was an error on my part and
those I shared my simplenet account with, we've been shut down. I'll
probably work to get back there someday, but for the time being, just go to
the site above. I'll begin regular updates at the end of this week.
A word to my prereaders for the Eva fic I've been working on:
I still have all of your e-mail addresses on a file on my desktop and I plan
on sending the final draft of Chapter 1 very shortly. I've been delaying
work on it while I plot out Chapters 2 and 3, but now that I've got a good
idea, I'll make sure the details match on Chapter 1 and send it out again
for a final approval. There isn't really a FFML to post it to anymore, but,
hey, raac is still active, maybe I can get it onto there. ^^
If my gut belief is wrong, however, and FFML doesn't return, I just want to
say a few final words:
There are those who _are_ revolutionary,
and those who cause _others_ to be revolutionary.
It's the latter I've come to respect above all else.
Thank you all for a wonderful 4 years on the FFML.
Adam C. Leigh
Tempest@mail.com
(p.s. Just because I haven't said it in a while, and because I still think
the world of him, even after all these years and all the things that have
happened in that time:
Thank you, Chris Davies.)