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We're supposed to write about ourselves here but there isn't much to say--*waves* I am Carolyn aka C, mom of two grown (almost) kids, owned by two Siberian Huskies, and loved by my German who lives half a world away. I work, write books for Loose-Id Publishing (writing as Carolyn Gray), and had a mystery published ages ago but which is now out of print. Bah.
While I consider myself a fandomless person (by choice), I tend to tag along after Nick, lurking in his fandoms which these days are Merlin and, somewhat, Supernatural (though we both still have our love of Torchwood too, of course). Anything else you want to know, just holler. :)
This layout was created on 03/01/2010 by
kel_reiley, using a photograph taken in July 2010 by cruentum while we were standing on the cliffs in Gwbert, Wales and overlooking Cardigan Bay. I will never forget that afternoon, the first time I truly fell in love with the ocean (which was just beyond).
We're supposed to write about ourselves here but there isn't much to say--*waves* I am Carolyn aka C, mom of two grown (almost) kids, owned by two Siberian Huskies, and loved by my German who lives half a world away. I work, write books for Loose-Id Publishing (writing as Carolyn Gray), and had a mystery published ages ago but which is now out of print. Bah.
While I consider myself a fandomless person (by choice), I tend to tag along after Nick, lurking in his fandoms which these days are Merlin and, somewhat, Supernatural (though we both still have our love of Torchwood too, of course). Anything else you want to know, just holler. :)
This layout was created on 03/01/2010 by
kel_reiley, using a photograph taken in July 2010 by cruentum while we were standing on the cliffs in Gwbert, Wales and overlooking Cardigan Bay. I will never forget that afternoon, the first time I truly fell in love with the ocean (which was just beyond). 