especially as i think you might enjoy my steampunk stuff more. (It's no better - just different, a bit anyway!)
ah Eva - well, like most of my names there like a gzillion puns in it. For one thing the character is part inspired by the female cosmonaut who was the first woman to do a spacewalk or E.V.A. as they're called.
Hindu mythology lists the various planets, (spheres, realms,) or Loka, of the Gods (a bit like the Qabbalah really) such as Diva Loka or Jiva Loka etc These names recur and get used by Strindberg in his plays and crop up also in Dr Who (!). In one of those Dr Who stories (which is actually riffing off from Strindberg) the main antagonist is a character called Light. So - geeky i know, but it doesn't mater, just how i came up with the name is all. There's other reasons but... enough already! LOL!
And, dude - thanks again! i appreciate the comments :))
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Date: 2010-01-19 04:44 pm (UTC)especially as i think you might enjoy my steampunk stuff more. (It's no better - just different, a bit anyway!)
ah Eva - well, like most of my names there like a gzillion puns in it. For one thing the character is part inspired by the female cosmonaut who was the first woman to do a spacewalk or E.V.A. as they're called.
Hindu mythology lists the various planets, (spheres, realms,) or Loka, of the Gods (a bit like the Qabbalah really) such as Diva Loka or Jiva Loka etc
These names recur and get used by Strindberg in his plays and crop up also in Dr Who (!). In one of those Dr Who stories (which is actually riffing off from Strindberg) the main antagonist is a character called Light.
So - geeky i know, but it doesn't mater, just how i came up with the name is all.
There's other reasons but... enough already! LOL!
And, dude - thanks again! i appreciate the comments :))