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[frolijahfan]

In 2010, frolijahfan resolves to...

Be nicer to willow_wode.
Overcome my secret fear of frodo baggins.
Spend more time with my hobbits.
Spend less time on deryni.
Tell my family about frodohealers.
Eat more lotrips.

Get your own New Year's Resolutions:

no is afraid of frodo baggins! :-(

Comments

[ex-lbilover.livejournal.com]

Oh, you're a Deryni fan? I haven't read any of her most recent books, but I started reading the series when the first book came out eons ago, and I loved it very much! I'm glad to hear that you'll be spending more time with your hobbits. Hopefully that will help you overcome your secret fear of Frodo. :D:D:D

[frolijahfan.livejournal.com]

Yeah, Kurtz had been one of my favorite authors for many years. I got a copy of Camber of Culdi from one of those remainder book catalogs, read it, said "Omigosh this is *fantastic*" and immediately drove off to the nearest bookstore to get everything else she had out-- the original Alaric Morgan trilogy and St. Camber. And then had to wait years and years and years for Camber the Heretic to be published. She's been at a couple of cons that I've attended in the past few years and is currently all excited about a Deryni movie-- it's been optioned and she's working with the writer/producer/director(?). While I'd love to see these books as movies, I'm not going to hold my breath. I still shudder at what they did to another much-loved book (The Dark is Rising).
And working on the feeling that you should face your fears, I got up at 6:15 a.m. (blergh) to watch three hours of the dreaded Frodo Baggins. *g*

[ex-lbilover.livejournal.com]

Oh Alaric Morgan! *happy sigh* I was so in love with him! If I re-read the trilogy now, I'd probably slash him with Derry. :)) I wasn't as crazy about the Kelson stories, I have to admit.

How totally cool that you've met her!! Did you like her? Which book was optioned for a movie? And yep, there's good reason to be apprehensive. Most movies just don't do justice to the books. :/

Well, I think getting up at 6:15 a.m. to watch three hours of Frodo was definitely a big step on the road to curing your fear! :D:D:D