[ SECRET POST #2684 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2684 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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07. [WARNING for abuse/child abuse]



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08. [WARNING for depression]



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09. [WARNING for eating disorders]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This! There is a reason behind "One of Us" and "Ascended Fan" being well-used terms in fandom...several authors spring to mind as well, Ellison, Gaiman, Martin, Waldrop, Sterling, Gibson, Shepherd, Willis, Straczynski, David, Sawyer, Doctorow, Shirley....

Yeah, so. I have eclectic tastes. Problem?

[mekkio]

Authors, producers and directors have a tendency to be more fan friendly about their projects than actors do. I think this because for them, the shows/movies/books are more like their children as opposed to many actors, where they see their roles as a gig to pay the bills. So, authors/producers and directors are like proud parents who want to discuss their "kids" with anyone who wants to talk about them.