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florianschild) wrote2017-08-15 05:37 pm
florianschild) wrote2017-08-15 05:37 pm
The Dragon's Winter fandom, or lack thereof
It was spring in Ippa, and Karadur Atani was looking for his kindred.
Gosh, the Elizabeth A. Lynn fandom is so lonely. There are only 2 works on AO3 for Dragon's Winter (frankly, I'm pleased that there are *any*).
Does anyone want to gush with me over stoic-but-sensitive, committed, passionate, music-loving warriors from an obscure and never completed fantasy series?
Please?
One of them can turn into a dragon!
No...?
*sigh* How do you rev up a fandom for a series that hasn't had a new book in 13 years and is probably abandoned?
On the off chance that you're reading this and thinking you might like to join me in this masochistic enterprise: check out Dragon's Winter and Dragon's Treasure. Karadur and Azil are the bitter-sweetest OTP. And I would love you forever, so there's that.
Gosh, the Elizabeth A. Lynn fandom is so lonely. There are only 2 works on AO3 for Dragon's Winter (frankly, I'm pleased that there are *any*).
Does anyone want to gush with me over stoic-but-sensitive, committed, passionate, music-loving warriors from an obscure and never completed fantasy series?
Please?
One of them can turn into a dragon!
No...?
*sigh* How do you rev up a fandom for a series that hasn't had a new book in 13 years and is probably abandoned?
On the off chance that you're reading this and thinking you might like to join me in this masochistic enterprise: check out Dragon's Winter and Dragon's Treasure. Karadur and Azil are the bitter-sweetest OTP. And I would love you forever, so there's that.