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life_wo_fanlib2007-07-27 08:10 pm
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Lez Girls Needs You
A trade website, broadcastnewsroom.com, picked up the press release FanLib issued July 10th (I've been tracking the press release; it bombed).
It's mostly about the new The L Word contest, but Broadcastnewsroom.com put a slightly different spin on it, leading off with Ilene Chaiken of The L Word.
Chaiken says of the contest, "I can't wait to see where the fans take their favorite characters."
Since the fan-written scene is only a tiny snippet of a fictional book written by a fictional character, and the tiny snippet has to be based on a scene from season one or two, I think it is safe to say the fans aren't going to be taking their favorite characters all that far.
Oh, fuck! I just took a peek at OurChart.com, the L Word FanLib site operated by Hilary Rosen. You remember her, right?
There is a section labeled Guestbians. Guestbians. You can't make shit like this up.
We know where bryson went now.
Ah, FanLib. Marketing to lesbians. But not to women.
It's mostly about the new The L Word contest, but Broadcastnewsroom.com put a slightly different spin on it, leading off with Ilene Chaiken of The L Word.
Chaiken says of the contest, "I can't wait to see where the fans take their favorite characters."
Since the fan-written scene is only a tiny snippet of a fictional book written by a fictional character, and the tiny snippet has to be based on a scene from season one or two, I think it is safe to say the fans aren't going to be taking their favorite characters all that far.
Oh, fuck! I just took a peek at OurChart.com, the L Word FanLib site operated by Hilary Rosen. You remember her, right?
There is a section labeled Guestbians. Guestbians. You can't make shit like this up.
We know where bryson went now.
Ah, FanLib. Marketing to lesbians. But not to women.