[ SECRET POST #2769 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2769 ⌋

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Comments

[lb-lee.livejournal.com]

Aw, anon! I can sympathize. I write for money, and do a bunch of serials, and while I rig things in such a way that I can quit at any time or move to something else without dropping too many balls, there's always that pressure to keep coming up with good stuff.

I second what folks have said before about finishing and THEN posting. I obviously can't do that with entire series (my system involves people specifically prompting me and paying me to write it) but I try to do that with stories whenever possible. That way, you don't hamstring yourself.

Also, for my REALLY big projects (series with 50+ stories in them, or really popular serials that I know people will be wanting for a while), I make little world-building notebooks with ideas, timelines, etc. Might not be as relevant for fanfiction, but it's REALLY handy when you're trying to remember what happens when and what you're going to do next. It makes you feel like you're flying less blind, you know?

Good luck, anon!