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Somewhere on the Edge of Words
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| Title: | Somewhere on the Edge of Words |
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| Date(s): | 2004 |
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| Fandom: | multimedia |
| Language: | English |
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Somewhere on the Edge of Words is a gen collection of fandom-inspired poetry by D.M. Kraft.
From a distributor, Agent With Style, it is a "book of poems, many of which are fandom- inspired. "I Walk Ancient Roads," 2002 winner of a Stargate SG-1 fiction award for best poem, and written from the perspective of Daniel Jackson. "I Hurt When You Hurt" and "So Many Things I Need to Say," both inspired by a common theme in Sentinel fic that involves Jim and Blair unable to express to one another important thoughts and feelings. "Dreaming," a poem that helps explain the importance of fanfic to both its writers and its readers, as a genre in which 'the stories never cease to rise, the heroes never die, and I often find, to my surprise, they sometimes even cry....'"