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hmsloop_hotspur2019-04-29 10:50 pm
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Intro post: Hello!
Who are you, and where else we may find you around the web?
I'm Brewster, and mostly where I've been posting since 2011 (shamefully neglecting my Dreamwidth) is![[twitter.com profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/e0caa790ec10/-/twitter.com/favicon.ico)
brewsternorth.
What have you read/watched/listened to?
I got into Hornblower fandom through the A&E series, but stayed for the Forester books, of which I've read all except for Midshipman. I'm probably due a rewatch of the A&E series, and definitely want to get in on the old-time audios.
What drew you into the fandom? What do you love in it? Why do you stay?
I tend to lurk a great deal in fandoms, especially large ones (my Ur-fandom was "Doctor Who", and I am also a Holmesian who got into the early series of "Sherlock"). Hornblower fandom is small and well formed, like a good sloop.
What kinds of activities would you enjoy doing?
Just about to post a fic! That plus meta/historical discussions is my jam.
I'm Brewster, and mostly where I've been posting since 2011 (shamefully neglecting my Dreamwidth) is
What have you read/watched/listened to?
I got into Hornblower fandom through the A&E series, but stayed for the Forester books, of which I've read all except for Midshipman. I'm probably due a rewatch of the A&E series, and definitely want to get in on the old-time audios.
What drew you into the fandom? What do you love in it? Why do you stay?
I tend to lurk a great deal in fandoms, especially large ones (my Ur-fandom was "Doctor Who", and I am also a Holmesian who got into the early series of "Sherlock"). Hornblower fandom is small and well formed, like a good sloop.
What kinds of activities would you enjoy doing?
Just about to post a fic! That plus meta/historical discussions is my jam.