[ SECRET POST #2517 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2517 ⌋

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

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Comments

[fscom]

10. http://i.imgur.com/mbs4SnV.png

[blitzwing]

Maybe you should try doing drabbles or one-shots. That way you don't have to make a long story that would work around their personality development, and it might give you the start you need to jumpstart ideas to make it work.

[(Anonymous)]

OP

Can't hurt to try! :)

[sootyowl]

My grandma loves Harry Turtledove /all I have to add.

[(Anonymous)]

OP

I find his books to be oddly compelling, for all that they contain repetitive quotes or events that make me roll my eyes.

That said, his slimmer one-volume works? Have surprisingly little repetitiveness to them. I think he's aware of it as a padding tool. :P

[(Anonymous)]

Totally with you, OP. My favorites are usually minor characters, and as such their personalities aren't given as much time as other characters. Then I want to write fic, but wonder how to do it without "making stuff up."

[diet_poison]

You can make stuff up if you want though! Headcanon is a wonderful thing :)

But that's what fanfic is for.

[(Anonymous)]

Delving deeper into characters - their motives, backgrounds, interactions with other characters, etc. Just think of canon as a starting point.