Stupid LJ didn't send me this comment - I only just found it by chance. I wasn't ignoring your lovely comment!
*whaps LJ*
Thanks for your feedback, good Nomes. When I started writing the Jeannie-as-a-servant aspect of Black Fiddle, I was expecting it to be quite a shortish section but it turned out to be more significant than I'd anticipated, mostly because of the whole "music reserved for the elite" aspect. Jeannie comes from a different part of the country where pretty much everyone plays music, so the whole concept rather disgusts her and she tends not to hold back when she's disgusted by things.
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on 2006-10-06 10:48 am (UTC)*whaps LJ*
Thanks for your feedback, good Nomes. When I started writing the Jeannie-as-a-servant aspect of Black Fiddle, I was expecting it to be quite a shortish section but it turned out to be more significant than I'd anticipated, mostly because of the whole "music reserved for the elite" aspect. Jeannie comes from a different part of the country where pretty much everyone plays music, so the whole concept rather disgusts her and she tends not to hold back when she's disgusted by things.