Below are the 5 most recent journal entries recorded in Del's LiveJournal:

Thursday, December 9th, 2010
8:27 pm	lulu.com → Help: everyone needs it from time-to-time and Medecins Sans Frontieres provide it to the people in the world who need it the most. Twelve Tales of Healing is an anthology of twelve (and one spare, in case you need it) stories about getting better by thirteen different authors; some established, and some brand new. All profits from the sale of Help: Twelve Tales of Healing go directly to Medecins Sans Frontiere to help them to help those who really need it. £11.99 This book features stories by marika_kailaya, cofmanynames, jumpthesnark, and strangecreature, and more besides. It has been published purely to raise money for Medecins Sans Frontiere, in order to help them save lives and improve the quality of life for people whose homes, families, and health have been destroyed by disease, natural disaster and war. They have no political affiliation and do not receive any government funding. Private donations from people like you ensure that they can continue to operate without politics getting in the way of their good work. Buy! Pimp! Get one for a friend or family member this Christmas! You'll get a professionally type-set book with a cover designed by strangefrontier, twelve amazing and uplifting stories and one bonus in case you weren't quite satisfied, and the warm feeling that you've just given money to a worthy cause at the same time as getting yourself a pocket full of stories to enjoy over the Christmas holidays. (2 Comments |Comment on this)
Monday, January 25th, 2010
6:05 pm	YOU WANT THIS MORE THAN YOU WANT AIR - ISBN: 978-1-4452-6946-7 OF ALL THE THINGS YOU DECIDED TO PUBLISH FIRST YOU WENT WITH A *POETRY ANTHOLOGY*? Yeah, it's here. It's there. It's on Lulu.com and when their asses are suitably up to speed it'll be on Amazon.com too. THAT'S RIGHT. IT'S A BOOK. A BOOK OF POETRY. THAT YOU CAN HOLD IN YOUR HANDS. AND BE ALL HEY, I KNOW THESE PEOPLE. What is even better than that? It has a Facebook page, which means that even if you're too poor to buy yourself a book of AMAZING POETRY, and your friends and family just don't understand that buying a book of AMAZING POETRY for you will make your life COMPLETE... you can still suggest the page to everyone you've ever spoken to. A few clicks and POW, you will have annoyed, baffled, and ultimately enriched the lives of all the people you know on Facebook. Hate someone? Buy them our book. What better way to say "I hate you" than with some of Amy Kreines vitriol-laden diss-poems? Love someone? Buy them our book. In this book you will find as many different kinds of love poem as there are stars reflected in the eyes of the beautiful person you love. What better way to lavish affection on someone, be they your newly-born daughter or the guy you've loved all your life, than with a collection of funny, heart-warming, and intelligent poetry? Don't know someone? Buy them our book. Giving a book of poetry to a stranger is a quirky and unique ice-breaker. Can't read? BUY OUR BOOK. Look, I'm not going to judge. Some people don't like poetry. That's okay! This has a really nice cover and it's pretty much the right size for a mouse mat! Also the paper's good for scribbling on, and there's space in the margins for doodling crap. You'll look well intelligent with a poetry book in your bag, and seriously, people dig that sensitive shit. HURR DURR DERP DERP? BUY OUR BOOK. IT WILL IMPROVE YOUR LIFE. BUY THIS BOOK (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Tuesday, August 21st, 2007
11:03 pm	Heros (MYLAR) Title: Stockholm Syndrome Fandom: Heroes Word Count: Rating: Disclaimer: Heroes characters are not mine. Notes: Weirdly, the title for this one came first, rather than being pulled out of my arse at the last minute. Thanks to Suzy for the beta. ( Read more... ) (8 Comments |Comment on this)
Thursday, August 9th, 2007
7:07 pm	PART TWO. ( Read more... ) (21 Comments |Comment on this)
7:06 pm	Title: Not Much Like Father, Like Son. Fandom: Dr Who/Torchwood (tangentally) Word Count: 13,895 Rating: NC-17 Notes: Thanks to derryderrydown for prompt and close beta and I suspect some research monkeying as well – any mistakes in there were probably ADDED by me in the final edit. Lattiford House is a real place, although details on the layout have been slightly massaged/vagued out – it's the building that I went to school in for five years so I know it and the area quite well. Stourhead is also a real place. Everyone in this apart from Jack and the few dead poets mentioned is my own creation. ( Read more... ) (4 Comments |Comment on this)