[ SECRET POST #3590 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3590 ⌋

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Comments

Your old writing

[sarillia]

How do you feel when you look at things you wrote years ago?

It's the first day of NaNoWriMo and I got thinking of my first year and that first "novel" I wrote when I was 16. It's terrible and I love it. I think it's adorable. The mistakes don't really bother me. I like knowing how much I've improved.

Re: Your old writing

[(Anonymous)]

I have two reactions. For stuff I wrote as a kid, I generally think that it's adorable. (Especially when all I could bring myself to say was that my characters did "it" - yes, with quotes)

For my stuff I wrote since a teen, I mostly see my improvement. I still like the ideas I had and some of the dialogue, and overall, they're still readable. But there's definitely parts that need tweaking and I like having a marker of where I was and where I am now to help hone what I want my writing to be. It's a good way to remind myself what works and what doesn't. I'm not embarrassed by the stuff I've posted.

Re: Your old writing

[philstar22]

My stuff I wrote in the Potter fandom, other than a few drabbles, is awful. I like most of the stuff I've written for the Tolkien fandom, though the first Angbang fic I wrote now doesn't fit my headcanons about the relationship at all.

Re: Your old writing

[thedarksideofprocyon]

My old writing is pretty cringeworthy. The storylines weren't too good and their grounds on canon were shaky. The Harry Potter fic I wrote back after book 5 makes me wince reading it - it's pretty blatant wish fufillment about reviving Sirius.

Re: Your old writing

[bur]

All of my ideas are on the "are you sure you weren't on drugs?" side of creativity, and my memory is awful, so when I go back to my old work it's like, "I thought of this? Was I on drugs?? Am I absolutely certain I have never been on drugs, because what the fuck?"

Re: Your old writing

[(Anonymous)]

...So, I had one story idea I was planning on writing up until last night. I was drawing a blank on it when it came down to midnight, though. Then I took a look at my last stab at NaNo from 2014, (over 37,000 words and a personal best) and I...really liked it? To the point that I decided to put my other idea on the backburner and start rewriting the previous NaNo story.