even the NSF is stuck with anecdotal evidence

[ursula]

This article doesn't answer my question. But it does have lots of other interesting tidbits, including a link to an article on the correlation between interest in science fiction and interest in the space program, and the fact that people with higher incomes are less likely to watch the X-Files, but equally likely to watch Star Trek.

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Completely unrelated to sci-fi...

[flammifera.livejournal.com]

(even though I've been enjoying starting to read some...)

My habits of procrastination have simply spiraled out of control, as an explanation for this frivolous question. I vaguely remember someone recommending a fanfic in which Snape disappeared, but he was really a raven that Harry had, and I feel like it must've been you, maybe? But I forget the name. :(

Re: Completely unrelated to sci-fi...

[ursula]

I'll rec you sf, too, if you need more help procrastinating . . .

The raven story is by (*cough*) Letitia Landon. It's here. The first chapters are Harry angsting with many silly metaphors; Snape shows up later on and provides a saner point of view.

Re: Completely unrelated to sci-fi...

[flammifera.livejournal.com]

Thanks! :)

and I'll remember to ask you when I'm in the mood for reading sci-fi :)