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9 Nov 2013 22:08* Captain America: the Winter Soldier stuff: there was a cam video clip -- apparently since deleted -- of the extended trailer (that's running before the 3D version of Thor: the Dark World, I believe), which in turn is actually just the footage shown in Hall H back in July during SDCC. ( There's very little new material, but what there is is mostly great. )
* I'll probably post the next chapter of Revenant here tomorrow; it's already up at AO3, since that's where most of the readers are. I've been noticing a pretty massive word count discrepancy between my document and what AO3 has; through seven chapters, Evernote says it's 40,611 words, but AO3 is only ringing up 34,778. That's a big difference, enough to initially worry me that I had deleted text or was missing a chapter on AO3, but I'm not. I can't explain it, either. I double-checked and my document word count is correct. Ah, well. Nobody is coming to that story for its brevity, so it's not like it's a bait-and-switch.
* It's very rare that I get really pissed off at a book. If it's bad, I stop reading it. But I just finished Henning Markell's last Wallander mystery, The Troubled Man, and I am pissed off. ( In case you're gonna read. )
* I'll probably post the next chapter of Revenant here tomorrow; it's already up at AO3, since that's where most of the readers are. I've been noticing a pretty massive word count discrepancy between my document and what AO3 has; through seven chapters, Evernote says it's 40,611 words, but AO3 is only ringing up 34,778. That's a big difference, enough to initially worry me that I had deleted text or was missing a chapter on AO3, but I'm not. I can't explain it, either. I double-checked and my document word count is correct. Ah, well. Nobody is coming to that story for its brevity, so it's not like it's a bait-and-switch.
* It's very rare that I get really pissed off at a book. If it's bad, I stop reading it. But I just finished Henning Markell's last Wallander mystery, The Troubled Man, and I am pissed off. ( In case you're gonna read. )
