December Blogging Meme Topic #13:
What's a fandom you want to write in but never found the right story for?
-kaydeefalls
If I think back over time, I have a few of those: Rome, Slings & Arrows, and Life On Mars. If I love a piece of media deeply, though, and don't immediately break down and start writing, chances are that it felt complete enough in most respects that I know slipping my fingers into the clockwork to make adjustments isn't really necessary. The ones I love enough to stick with and also leave too much between the lines and too many questions unanswered? Those are the ones that'll have me plotting in well under a week (or, as the case may be, in well under twenty-four to forty-eight hours). I also spend a lot of time thinking about the six months or so when I was an undergrad in which I read a great deal of Askewniverse fic. I was so convinced I'd try my hand at it, but then I never did. To this day, I still love those films and those stories. I'm overdue for a marathon.
-kaydeefalls
If I think back over time, I have a few of those: Rome, Slings & Arrows, and Life On Mars. If I love a piece of media deeply, though, and don't immediately break down and start writing, chances are that it felt complete enough in most respects that I know slipping my fingers into the clockwork to make adjustments isn't really necessary. The ones I love enough to stick with and also leave too much between the lines and too many questions unanswered? Those are the ones that'll have me plotting in well under a week (or, as the case may be, in well under twenty-four to forty-eight hours). I also spend a lot of time thinking about the six months or so when I was an undergrad in which I read a great deal of Askewniverse fic. I was so convinced I'd try my hand at it, but then I never did. To this day, I still love those films and those stories. I'm overdue for a marathon.