Fiona is now reading nocturne_alley

[pegkerr]

For those of you with too much time on your hands and who have not yet experienced the delights of nocturne_alley, this post at their fan community, nraged, gives the order of the posts to read. It'll take awhile for you to read it all: the game ran for several years, from February 2002 until June, 2004. If you want to do it right, read the posts and ALL the comments.

Have fun, and don't snorffle too much coffee up your nose from laughing too hard.

(Click on the "nocturne alley" tag if you want to read my earlier entries about my involvement with the game). Oh, and if you read nothing else, get an idea of the quality of the the roleplayers in that game by reading this, which was the time that the player who wrote Severus Snape was interviewed by nraged. It. Is. Absolutely. Hilarious.

Comments

[morganmuffle]

I have to say Nocturne Alley is one of my comfort reads these days, just as much as Georgette Heyer or the other novels I use and that wedding was hysterical and brilliant... I was telling someone about the present Nraged bought Remus and Sirius the other day and they looked at me as if I was quite mad :)

I hope Fiona enjoys it!

[moony]

Oh, Peg - I so needed this today.

God, NA was fun. Trying at times, but fun.

*sigh*

[pegkerr.livejournal.com]

I am so grateful for the chance it gave me to get to know you, perhaps above all. I was so impressed by the work that you did! It was so much fun, and I've been missing it quite a bit lately. I remember thinking at the time that it was the one thing in my life which was done purely for fun, no more no less. And for an overcommitted mother with a full-time job outside the home, that is worth a price above rubies. I need more fun in my life. *sigh*

[juliansinger.livejournal.com]

Cool.

Does she know/have you told her who you were writing/playing?

[pegkerr.livejournal.com]

Yes, she did know at the time, but she's never read any of it until now.

[juliansinger.livejournal.com]

Ah. Nifty. (That she wants to read more of your writing, now. I mean, among other people's writing, too.)

[firedragon9.livejournal.com]

Oh, and if you read nothing else, get an idea of the quality of the the roleplayers in that game by reading this, which was the time that the player who wrote Severus Snape was interviewed by nraged. It. Is. Absolutely. Hilarious.
I read it just now and it was like Snape (or JK) was actually writing it. And it was funny.