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Inside the Head of Klancy7
| Interviews by Fans | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Inside the Head of Klancy7 |
| Interviewer: | Amy Murphy |
| Interviewee: | Klancy7 |
| Date(s): | December 2001 |
| Medium: | online |
| Fandom(s): | Xena: Warrior Princess |
| External Links: | full interview is here, Archived version |
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Inside the Head of Klancy7 is a 2001 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
Series
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
Some Excerpts
I've written smut for personal consumption since late kidhood. I wrote two or three mild Xena: Warrior Princess fan fiction pieces before I tried my quill at Xenasmut. For me, it was the blending of two well-matched worlds.
I've connected with some wonderful friends through my online writing. But I think I'd probably still write if I were the last dyke on earth, and no one would ever read my stuff. Being a bard is flat out fun.
The stories I write are controversial, and I've heard from readers who were disturbed by them. For the most part, their arguments were intelligent and thought provoking, and I welcomed their feedback. But given the fact that I disclaimer my smut ad infinitum, I feel readers need to take responsibility for what they consume. Make an informed decision before you start reading -- and let others do the same.
For me [Xena] was validation of all the tomboy fantasies I was supposed to find embarrassing as an adult.