[ SECRET POST #2505 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2505 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[blitzwing]

Really? I find writing articles and essays so much easier than writing fanfiction. And if you get to pick the subject matter, articles can be just as much fun.

[cordialcount]

+1 It's been a few years, but when I had to write papers and it came to crunch time, I could churn out two thousand words in an hour if I had to. Fic is like dragging a kelp monster through molasses in comparison-- happens at 10% of the speed, and I get to be less confident in the value of the results. :D

[blitzwing]

Yeah, it's just so much easier than writing fanfic or original fiction. You just decide on what you need to talk about in the paper, fix your structure with an outline, and then fill in the blanks. The information for the most part already exists and just needs to be analyzed.

I wish I could do that with fanfic and fiction. (here's hoping OP or likeminded people can share the trick for their fanfic-outpouring wiht us). I wonder what it is that makes non-fic easy for us and fanfic hard, and the opposite for other people.

*shingeki no brofist*

[(Anonymous)]

OP

Fic writing... it's kind of like getting over a hill with a steep starting incline and a gentle downslope; once I muster the effort to actually start writing and keep going, the ideas seem to flow and after my beta takes a few whacks at it it's actually pretty fun posting it up to ff.n and getting reviews!

... actually I bet if I could get reviews on articles like with fanfic it would be SO MUCH MORE AWESOME.