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PostPosted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 11:16 am


Yeah, I've only written 2 fanfics so far, and both of them were entirely spur-of-the-moment, why the hell not, type affairs, so, I honestly have no idea how bad they are. If someone would like to tell me, I'd be glad to share the links.
PostPosted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 10:24 am


Some of the most fun fan fictions have been spur-of-the-moment fics. So, don't automatically assume they're bad just because you got the idea, wrote them up, and shot them out in a couple of hours.

Before I ask for links and read your work over, I do want to ask what YOU think your weakest areas are. Is it dialogue, narration, pacing, etc? Or is it fandom specific things like keeping characters in-character, giving the story the same "feel" as the canon, or obeying the laws and "physics" of the canon world? Because things like that I can only help you with if I am familiar with the canon.

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PostPosted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 12:49 pm


Ren LehCrow
Some of the most fun fan fictions have been spur-of-the-moment fics. So, don't automatically assume they're bad just because you got the idea, wrote them up, and shot them out in a couple of hours.

Before I ask for links and read your work over, I do want to ask what YOU think your weakest areas are. Is it dialogue, narration, pacing, etc? Or is it fandom specific things like keeping characters in-character, giving the story the same "feel" as the canon, or obeying the laws and "physics" of the canon world? Because things like that I can only help you with if I am familiar with the canon.


The fan fics I write tend to be very dialogue heavy, with few descriptions, and are also very unfocused: almost the exact opposite of what my normal writing style is. In fact, they come across as more of a script than anything. Some how or another, I've gotten people to laugh with (or at?) them, so I must be doing something right. I'll add the links here so you can see for yourself:
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