The Ocelot Clubhouse discussion

Get to know your fellow Ocelittles!

Hey there! I'll start this off. I'm Kate, the writer/creator and star of your show! I'm currently reviewing edit sessions for book 9 and scheduling tweets AND writing a boatload of Secret Things.

I'll be poking around these boards somewhat lazily -- I'm here to clarify points if you want me to do so, but otherwise enjoy your new discussion space! Please feel free to ask questions (things like "when Alice did X, which part of the book did that fulfill" or "Is Andrew's hair supposed to be Mr. Thornton?" and so on) and I'll pop in and do what I can to clarify!

Hi everyone! I'm Felicity - you may know me as Maureen Johnson's assistant, but please don't hold my hatred of Thoreau or other opinions against her. :) I live in New England. I love spreadsheets. I probably have too many jobs.

Hey fellow Ocelittles! I'm Shannen - you may have seen me around tumblr or twitter bemoaning time zones and flipping out over random things at odd hours.

I live in Sydney, Australia. I don't like the sun. I'm a film/comms/international studies student. According to my Goodreads profile I like: history, photography, tea, travel, cats, red wine, film & emotionally investing my life in characters. That sounds about right.

(I really hope Andrew's hair is supposed to be Mr. Thornton??)

Hello there! My name is Hope and I am an upcoming college freshman hoping to study Communication and English. I live in Philadelphia and typically enjoy fictional universes much more than reality.

Hey everyone, I'm Casey. I'm mostly quiet on tumblr and twitter though I do pop up and comment semi regularly. Like Shannen I probably complain about time zones a lot coming from Perth, Australia.

I'm a public relations student, and former nanny, and invest myself in the lives of fictional characters a little too much.

There seem to be so many Australian Ocelittles! /observations

(Clearly people in Australia have very good taste. ;) )

I'm Samantha and I live in Washington state (very near Portland, Oregon). I am a business analyst which means I love Excel and anything to do with spreadsheets (vlookups, amiright?!). I tweet a lot, which idk it that's good or bad.
I really love this Ocelittle community we have here. I've made new friends because of it and I think that's awesome.

We need a discussion thread dedicated to spreadsheets for Samantha, Felicity and Erin to hang out in.

Another Australian here. I'm Mary. I'm not very interesting. But I love classic Alice and I'm interested in the potential discussions here.

Hello! I am Maureen, a math teacher from a lovely little town near Hershey, Pennsylvania. I have always loved reading and in the past year discovered LIWS. Give me a good book, a cup of tea, and some chocolate, and I am a happy woman.

Hey everyone, I'm Esther, and I live in Melbourne, Australia. I love the Classic Alice community on Twitter, I've made so many friends through a shared love of literary-inspired webseries, some of whom I'll be meeting in person this year hopefully! (cough Maiju & Shannen)
It was the transmedia that got me so addicted to this webseries but I also love that it gets me reading books I wouldn't have otherwise considered. Just finished North and South and can't wait to see it unfold!

I'm Jennifer. I live just north of Seattle in Washington State. I'm a big fan of literary web series and Classic Alice. There aren't many people IRL that I have to talk to about these things, so I'm looking forward to chatting with you all ( or at the very least, quietly listening in).

Hey fellow Oscelittles! My name is Amelia, and I study Biochemistry in Copenhagen, Denmark. I love books, music, and am prone to the occasional existential crisis. I am a huge fan of Classic Alice, and have wait to see what's going to happen in the next couple of weeks.

Hello :-) I'm Nevermore, a literature and journalism / mass communications student from Germany.

I absolutely love comparing clever literary adaptations to their originals (and look for new ways to understand them and connect to them in the process)! Also always trying to improve my English.

Classic Alice is very interesting and differs from other, similar projects, because it doesn't exactly "adapt" the stories...