[ SECRET POST #4354 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4364 ⌋

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Comments

[sparklywalls]

Eh there's some absolutely awful published fiction that I wonder why it exists but no doubt there's even *more* terrible fanfic because of the nature of fanfic archives being open to all in a way published work isn't usually. Having said that, Amazon etc is allowing more people to publish original works albeit you won't necessarily get a large audience. I've read some absolute stinkers through stuff like Kindle First as well.

Overall I've found it easier to find good published work under my own steam compared to good fanfic that ticks all the boxes I'm wanting from a fanwork.

But personally I'm ultimately not fussy either way as I read both for different purposes. There's different ways of finding the good stuff in each category. In a fanfic archive you can go by certain search parameters, with published work you're probably relying on reviews or word of mouth. But even fanfic comes with an element of needing recs.