You can reblog this post and do em all now, save 'em and find 'em as you have the energy/time, or just use it as a heads up for what's comin'.

Up to you!

All I ask is that you use the #sipofsnips tag so people can find each other's snips and get excited about writing.

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Like last year the gremlin has decided to host a Prompt Week along with the regular snips. So if you would rather write something new based on the word of the day, or in addition to sharing an already written snip, the gremlin will reblog it here so it gets some extra eyes.

As well as to @extrasip which is the reblog spot for all snips (what the gremlin has been neglecting and would like to remind everyone it is open to submit things to, so please do that, the gremlin is but one creature and very tired all of the time).

You are welcome to tag @sipofsnips directly to ensure it is seen by the gremlin.

Spooky~

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We are so excited to announce our next creator of the week: @talesmaniac89 We will reblog as many of their fics as we can, & we encourage you to share their creations by reblogging, as well. So, get ready for an amazing week!

Please remember that you are free to use our #spncreatorsdaily tracking tag for all of your original spn creations if you would like us to reblog them every weekend.

Comrades: Almost a Love Story (甜蜜蜜). dir. Peter Chan (陳可辛). 1996.

Comrades; Almost a Love Story (Tian mi mi) is a 1996 Hong Kong film directed by Peter Chan. Taking place in Hong Kong and New York, the film stars Maggie Cheung, Leon Lai, Eric Tsang and Kristy Yang. The title of the film references Tian mi mi (featured by sinθ here) by Teresa Teng (鄧麗君), who plays a main role in the subplot and whose songs are heavily played throughout the film. With Teng’s passing a year before its release, the film was said to be a tribute and a love poem in memory of Teresa Teng. Leon Lai covers the song for the ending theme.

Covering the span of more than a decade, the film focuses on the spontaneous, passionate relationship between two Chinese mainlanders who migrated to Hong Kong. The two characters, driven by dreams, financial gains and the pursuit for success, are eventually brought together by the loneliness of living in the big, bustling city of Hong Kong.

The film was well received in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and Maggie Cheung’s performance won general acclaim. The film swept the 16th Hong Kong Film Awards, including Best Picture, Actress, Director, Screenplay and Cinematography. It was also listed as one of the 100 Greatest Chinese Films of all time by multiple associations and film festivals.

We would like to thank @talesmaniac89 for letting us share their wonderful fics this week! If you enjoyed reading them as much as we did, please consider following @talesmaniac89 or keeping up with their fanfic tag so you don’t miss out!

If you want to see your creations reblogged here, don’t forget to tag #spncreatorsdaily in the first five tags so that we can reblog your works this weekend!