[ SECRET POST #2929 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2929 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Difference between what you write and read

[(Anonymous)]

Love reading stories where my favorite characters are put through horrible, emotional ordeals (angst, tragedy, hurt/comfort, etc.) or that focus on the non-canon ships I'm interested in. Multichapter, one-shot, originally written in another language-- I don't care, I'll take it. Helps that my main fandoms are usually kind of small, so I don't have much room to get picky.

Pretty much all I write is fairly long, plotty gen stuff that I try to keep in the spirit of the original canon-- usually exploring something interesting that never got fully developed. I might touch on one of those areas I'm interested in reading, but I never let it dominate the fic. Also I have stupidly high standards for the quality of my own work, so it takes kind of a while for me to write it in a way I feel is "acceptable."

I do occasionally read and enjoy stuff similar to what I'm most interested in writing, but if I had the option of choice when it comes to new fic, I'd go for the first category in a heartbeat.