[ SECRET POST #2462 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2462 ⌋

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Comments

Re: FANFICTION WRITING QUESTION!

[reading_corsair]

It depends, when it's not the central character's back-story, relationships etc. you actually want to explore -- because, you can't ignore him then, no -- but a side character, there is nothing wrong with putting the central character in the background. These people, usually, don't spend all their time in the company of the central character, so there's nothing wrong with leaving him out.

Besides, the time they don't spend in the central character's presence is what's often unexplored in canon and, to me, seems most interesting to explore.

as for communities: http://wriye.proboards.com/
They're a generic writing community, but have a lot of people who write fanfiction. Most people I've come across are real nice and supportive.