Snowflake 2004 - Challenge 3

[prisca]

Create a wish list of fandom things (podfic, graphics, playlists, canon recs translations, research help, vids, sky's the limit!) that you'd like to receive.

This challenge is always tricky because I don't like to ask others to create something for me. So, why not choose a different way?

1. My first wish is not for myself but for a community, I mod for a while already. fffc. The community started on 21 February 2011 at Livejournal as a small Lord of the Rings/Frodo Community. Over the years, there were some changes, and we opened a sister-community at Dreamwidth.

Today we are open to all kinds of fandoms/fanworks. We also appreciate real-person work and original work. But sadly, the LJ Community is on a hiatus because of the lack of activity.

Also activity at Dreamwidth is gradually decreasing during the last one/two years. While I can understand that people start to move on after a while, it still feels sad. I don't want to give up a community which already exists for 13 years.

So I ask you: If you are looking for a low-pressure community that offers 4 (sometimes 5) challenges throughout a month, come and check us out here. If you decide to stay (for a while), even better :)

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2. I am always looking for interesting TV series/movies and audiobooks. Everything but hardcore horror; and without animals getting tormented.

So, tell me about your favorite TV series, movies, and audiobooks. What did you enjoy most during the last months/year?

Comments

[lyntergalactic]

i'm glad you mentioned fffc because that community looks to be just the kind of thing i was looking for! joined and subscribed!!

re: recs, how do you feel about non-fiction series? i've got a couple real interesting tv series that i like to toss on in the evenings when i'm doing other stuff but they're more the funny docuseries kind of thing.

[prisca]

Hope you will have fun at FFFC.

Non-fiction recs are welcome; it can never hurt to try something new.

[lyntergalactic]

i'm a fan of the various explained series on netflix which has a number of topics. same with the g word with adam conover. nic cage did a delightful little miniseries called the history of swear words which is both hilarious and informative. last on netflix is less docuseries and more reality, but blown away is essentially the great british baking format but with glass blowers.

aaand on youtube i'm a huge fan of a couple of pbs' video series on their storied channel, namely otherwords and fate and fabled.

[prisca]

Thank you, 'Blown away' sounds interesting, I will definitely check this out.