@Christalan_Shippers
OH MY GOD YOU WRITE ABOUT THEM ITS SO GOOD!!!!!!
I just watched the movie and felt so overwhelmed I cried like 3 times during movie. And I also prayed for Sir Alan's soul to rest and may he resides beside their loved one. He utterly deserves pure respect, kindness and love.
I'm very happy your one of the only people on here (although I have wrote one) and you can see it on my account so yeah!
I saw this profile and I nearly cried of feels just by reading the bio...
Good day, y'all. Is everyone enjoying life? Same. Well, just to let you know, from the 4th of March (today) till the 11th, you can send us any question you'd like to ask, for both Sarah and me, and then we'll answer all of them in a special Q&A chapter! So if you'd like to know who these lazy fanfiction freaks and procrastinators (apologies) are, do send us your question and we shall endeavour to provide you with the corresponding answers. Toodle-pip!
~Eva
(Basically you can send an unlimited amount of questions, as long as you send them this week, and do not expect an answer until upcoming Saturday) (And using Wattpad is preferable, but you could also send a messenger on horseback or a telegram, of course. Each to their own)
Alan Turing, you were awesome. He was the of the main factors in the Allies victory. He was the genius that none of the Americans could beat. All of his awards were giving to him secret because his mission was classified and his brach in the army technically didn't exist. I saw the Imitation Game and instantly waned to know more about him, more specially, a computer named Christopher and the origin of that name. I opened Alan Turing: The Enigma, a 700 page bio that the movie was based on. I'm usually not one for bios, but this one was beautiful. I read Christopher's story, and I almost cried. Then the war started, and I searched in vain for another Christopher, Christopher the computer. But it wasn't there. Alan never named his computer. I couldn't believe it. I searched Google and and it confirmed my fears: Christopher the computer never was.
Woah, it's ages ago since I last logged in! Hi everyone, we're not dead :D Just a short message for all of you: thank you sooooo much for your support, lovely messages and above all, for staying with us. We're truly horrible, letting you wait for almost a year!
Let's make up for that: if you have any suggestions, any oneshots you'd like us to write, please let us know, and we'll write them for you! I'll talk to Sarah about it, 'cuz we're both quite busy, but I'd love to write some more (cuz I haven't fangirled about Christalan in ages!) and I don't want to dissappoint you with yet another month of silence.
So, if you have anything you'd like to read, just let us know, and we'll try to have it written and updated within a year ;) (No, just kiddin', we'll try to upload asap)
@Christalan_Shippers is back in business!
No problem, not at all! I'm very touched to hear you feel the same need to honour Alan Turing as much as we do, and it's great to hear you like our works. Thank you very much for commenting!
~Eva, also on behalf of Sarah
omg! I'm so glad I found your profile! I was so worried I was the only one so freaking obsessed with Mr. Turing and Mr. Morcom! I love it when people honour this man. so thank you for that!
Hi everyone,
Alas: apologies again. Although it's finally summer vacation neither of us has written anything new. We're full with ideas, but unfortunately our time's also quite filled with activities and family (ew) and such.
Sarah's in Malaysia at the moment and will return the 23rd. I will leave on a two-week trip this Saturday, so as you see: no new imagines. We're awfully sorry.
Nevertheless we hope everyone has a scrumdiddlyumptious (yes, it's a word. Go look it up) summer and won't die of hiatus feels.
Lots of love,
~Eva, on behalf of Sarah
Today is Alan's 103rd birthday! Please spread the word and celebrate the existance of this beautifully brilliant individual!
~Eva and Sarah, @Christalan_Shippers