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fandomsecrets2013-06-23 03:43 pm
case) wrote in fandomsecrets2013-06-23 03:43 pm
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The funny thing is that I'm the same way. What I usually do with novel-length WIPs is read the first couple of chapters, flag it to follow and keep an eye on it so I can read the entire thing when it's finished. I love long-fic like burning, but some folks are just turned off by it unless they don't feel like they have to read it all at once.
I might post my other enormous fic all in one fell swoop (when it's finished) and see how that turns out.
I can't imagine holding a story hostage for comments, but I've seen it done over and over again. Boggles the mind.