[ SECRET POST #2406 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2406 ⌋

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Comments

[thene]

I remember being weirded out by the opposite process a few years ago - returning to fandom after experimenting with original stuff and with nonfiction for a while. I remember being surprised to be complimented on how well I was emulating canon characterisations, like I was being rated on that quality, when really that wasn't why I was there at all? idk if that makes sense, sorry.

I find it harder to get through narratives in OF, I guess because with fanfics you can fall back on canon as a framework for everything. And, well, writing is such a ragbag of different skills - fanfic has left me with an uneven skillset, and I feel like it's hard to bring those neglected skills up to par when many of the other skills are already working really well. :/