[ SECRET POST #3120 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3120 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things you wish fanfic authors would/wouldn't do

[cloud_riven]

Idk it probably depends on what someone is looking for. It could be a summary akin to those you would find at the back of a novel, a blatant list of everything that will happen, like a sorta trailer, or maybe even some kind of word salad. Like I said, it's probably more of a preferential thing. Not to say that there aren't ways to fuck it all up and make an awful summary.

For me, I look for something in it that tells me what the story is about. It doesn't have to be literal and, but it's the idea/premise about it, that ends up hooking me in. A person who recs a fic to me can tell me why I should read. On my own, going trough archives, I want the summary to tell and hint to me about it.