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What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-03 10:26 pm (UTC)(link)Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-03 10:34 pm (UTC)(link)Also, usually where there's loads of fanfics or if there's a large cast of characters to combine various shipping combos; I have been guilty of reading anything regardless of how messed up or weird the fic is. I know the main assumption is that almost everyone is horny for smut fics/ships, but because I don't really get turned on by anything I just read fics for fun and if the summary is interesting enough: like the A/O/B AUs and how people decide on world building in longer fics to make sense of it in a day to day - as well as how various kinks can be written into a universe to make 'sense' in the characters day-to-day fascinates me.
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
I also love when a character tries to deal with their problems by being stoic but eventually they break down. Then the comfort comes in from other characters.
I enjoy deaging fics.
A couple of genres that I've read fic for in fandoms I know nothing about are sugar daddy and mob boss ones. I love them and not enough in my fandoms.
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-04 05:53 am (UTC)(link)Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-03 10:46 pm (UTC)(link)When I followed smaller fandoms I'd read everything. Even if it meant google translating a fic from Russian.
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-03 10:55 pm (UTC)(link)so, I've given up on actually reading in my fandoms and filter by tags to get kinky shit. I don't even search by ships, I'd rather find something decently written that pushes the right buttons regardless of fandom or pairing.
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
1 and 2 (tied). PWP and torture/trauma fics.
3. Hurt/comfort
4. Everything written for my two OTPs: Melkor/Sauron and Celebrimbor/Sauron because they are small enough ships that I can read all the fics.
5. Fics where a character or characters sacrifice themselves in some way to save the world/everyone else
6. long action/adventure fics
7. character study
8. Angsty fics with happy endings
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
Long plotty epic adventure stories that happen to involve hurt/comfort (or just hurt) are my very favorite, whether they're gen or shippy. (And I do the "write what you want to see" thing, so there are two fandoms where I am apparently known as "the person who wrote that fic that made everyone cry". I grin like a jerk every time I get comments to that effect on them. :D)
Ship dynamics? I like messy and dysfunctional. Best friends who just can't get it together because they're too messed up as individuals but keep coming back. Power struggles. Loyalty and loyalty betrayed. I remember being somewhat interested in the Remus/Sirius ship in Harry Potter until I found out that the vast majority of the fic was fluffy teenager fic and was not canon-era PTSD and the assumption of betrayal for YEARS and how on earth they could ever have any sort of sane relationship after that. :( I got a few good recs at the time when I mentioned it but gave up after. (I was more interested in the idea of James/Sirius when they were younger anyway.)
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-04 12:39 am (UTC)(link)Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-04 01:18 am (UTC)(link)Because if you take Draco Malfoy out of the HP universe and then strip away everything that makes him Draco Malfoy The Character then it's just an original character with a sticker on it.
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-04 05:51 am (UTC)(link)Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-04 03:31 am (UTC)(link)Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-04 04:04 am (UTC)(link)I read a fic out of curiosity about an actor I liked which involved something I didn't usually read-- and found it hot. The writer is really good!
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-04 04:22 am (UTC)(link)I also like friends-to-lovers fics (smut is preferred but if I find a pairing I like lack of smut doesn't make or break a fic).
I also have been enjoying domestic fluff fics! Also, don't mind lack of smut but it is nice!
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-04 06:19 am (UTC)(link)I also like a fresh look at canon, diverging, AU, tropes, unreliable notarators, switching PVP.
I'll take short fics over long ones for crack and silliness.
Re: What kind of fanfiction do you read?
(Anonymous) 2021-07-04 03:09 pm (UTC)(link)When I'm looking for ship content, I generally have a single OTP with a bunch of other ships I'm willing to read stuff for... and I have unusual taste, so there's often more content of my side ships than my OTPs. OTL The more a fic delves into the relationship between two characters and stays character-driven, without falling into tropes like love triangles, the more likely I am to finish it. Think my favourite tropes are slow-burn friends to lovers, mutual pining, unrequited love, people falling in and out of love with each other at different times... stories that examine their separate issues and make a satisfying conclusion (happy or not) about whether the individuals can overcome their problems to maintain the relationship are always deeply fascinating to me.