[ SECRET POST #4354 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4364 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Every time I look for books, it's wading through shit creek. And yes, I look beyond the best seller shelf. Maybe you have lax standards or something, but I'm not finding what I want in fiction out of books--at least not in anything quality.

[(Anonymous)]

And wading through all the bad fanfic out there is...not like that? Because in my experience it's hard to weed out the bad fic even with the filters/tags/kudos talked about above. There's just SO much bad fic.

[redseeker]

Maybe you have lax standards or something

There's no need for that.

I love fanfiction and write and read it all the time, but the fact is published books have several more layers of quality control before they reach a reader's eyeballs, and their writers often have more years of experience, so the average is a higher quality in general compared to fanfic writers who are mostly amateurs posting their work un-edited.

Sometimes I will find a fic I really enjoy, but it's not always for the quality - maybe it's a ship or a trope that I particularly like, for example - but if I really want to get my teeth into a satisfying story I'm more likely to turn to my bookshelf.