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Girl Talk (Harry Potter fansite)
Website | |
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Name: | Girl Talk |
Owner/Maintainer: | RubyKate |
Dates: | active in 2004 |
Type: | femslash resource site |
Fandom: | Harry Potter |
URL: | girltalk.king-weasley.net (Wayback Machine link) |
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Girl Talk was a Harry Potter resource site for femslash, maintained by RubyKate.
It was originally conceived as a Hermione/Ginny resource site and fanfiction archive. It was revamped as a general femslash resource site in July 2004.[1][2]
The site contained a beta reader listing (although RubyKate was the only beta listed as of December 2004) and a masterlist of self-submitted Harry Potter femslash authors, which included Kallisto, MinervaFan, RubyKate, Rachel, Servatsia, Shagsthedustmop, and Werechick.
Essays Hosted
Ships
Characters
- Ginny Weasley: A Description by Niuserre
- Ginny's Canon Relationships With Her Brothers by RubyKate
- Luna Lovegood: An Opinion by Riverflame
- On Writing Pansy Parkinson by Ginnysdarkside
Writing
- Basics of Grammar by Kaz
- BDSM: Points to Consider by Kaz
- Feedback: How and Why to Give It by Kaz
- Ratings by Kaz
- Writing Action Scenes by Kaz
- Writing Believeable Potterverse Fluff by Kaz
References
- ^ rubykate at LiveJournal. (no subject), posted 06 April 2004; and (no subject), posted 13 July 2004.
- ^ Archived version of the Hermione/Ginny site, archived 05 June 2004 by the Wayback Machine.