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The Les Miserables Fan Fiction Index Interview with Lonely Gamine

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Title: The Les Miserables Fan Fiction Index Interview with Lonely Gamine
Interviewer: LMFFI/Abby Goutal
Interviewee: Lonely Gamine
Date(s): posted 24 February 2001
Medium: online
Fandom(s): Les Misérables
External Links: an interview with Lonely Gamine[1]
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In February 2001, Les Mis fan writer Lonely Gamine was interviewed for The Les Miserables Fan Fiction Index.

Interview Series

Introduction

Meghan, better known as Lonely Gamine, lives and attends school in the West. She is the author of A Test Of Will, The Wanderers, and other fics, as well as the webmistress of One Day More! and Sun and Moon: The Unofficial Rona Figueroa Site.

Some Experts

Q: What got you interested in Les Miz?

A: In 1998 I went to see the Third National Touring Company, being completely new to musical theater at all, but Les Miz especially. It completely blew me away--I don't think I breathed for the entire three hours. About a week afterwards I read the novel, and I was gone. Les Miz really got me into musical theater as a genre, and it's still an incredibly amazing thing to me.

Q: Do you tend to base your stories on the novel, or the musical?
A: Both, really, because the characterizations are so different that some I like and some I don't. For example, I tend to write Eponine like she is in the book--but I always write Marius as the musical writes him--he's unsufferable any other way. :-) It really depends on the mood of the piece, and my mood of course.

Q: What kind of fic do you tend to write the most (humor, romance, vignettes, crossovers...)? Why?
A: Drama, mostly, and slash, but I try not to write all slash because there's only so many angsty pairings of the Amis you can have before they get repetitive. I get a perverted pleasure out of throwing the characters into horrible situations and running with it.

Q: What story have you gotten the most feedback about?
A: "A Test of Will". I got lots of feedback commenting on the originality, but I greatly enjoyed the few I got berating me on my horrible disfigurement of Eponine. I really do adore flames, feel free to send me some.

References

  1. ^ Archived by the Wayback Machine 11 July 2001 (WebCite).