The internet is a minefield of sad.

[secondlina]

I'm not even that much of a Harry Potter fan. I mean... I saw all the movies and read all the books and own a golden snitch and loved it pretty generally. But I never felt that attached to it or never really integrated a fandom. Yet, today, when I heard about the premiere for the final movie starting in London, I felt a sad. I guess Potter, like Buffy and so many other things, did have an influence on me and my writing. Also, i,m so envious of J.K. Rowling. I hope one day to be as popular as her. Not for the money or anything, but just to see so many people really attached to something you created. It must be so... special. To realize that something you created is so influential, so relevant and fun for a bunch of people and inspires them to do their best. Honestly, is there any better reward for a writer?

Being in her shoes must be an interesting experience.

Anyways.

Accio movie tickets.

That's all I gotta say.

Comments

[rose.livejournal.com]

I can relate. I became fairly disenchanted with Harry Potter after completing the seventh book but can feel the pangs eating at me knowing the final movie has indeed arrived.

And although I don't want anything to do with public eye (nor massive amounts of money), I would love, some day, to have my characters resound with people as her's has, too. Perhaps not to the same overwhelming degree but enough to know I've touched a bit would be grand.

Hope you enjoy the film and the experience when you see it! I've been (finally) catching up with Namesake and I must say, I do think you'll find people (if they haven't become so already) quite attached to it in due time. And I hope I get to join them, too!

[secondlina.livejournal.com]

I hope so! I would love to see people who love Emma & the others as much as me!