Don't get me wrong. I like H/C fics. I even love them.
But.
I hate when it's done badly, sloppily. First of all, the 'Hurt' part: Why does it always have to be rape? Don't the authors think that there can be other traumatic events as well? I am one hundred and twenty percent convinced that there are other possibilities than that, and when it
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It's about writing fast, getting the next chapter b/c people want it.NOW. It sucks. Hey, I'll send you an email witht he B5 fic I once wrote.. the one that I am proud of though it's long not finished. I just want you to tell me what you think about it, can you do that for me?
And btw, I love you!!!!
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I noticed you changed your journal caption to 'in love with snarry', which I *luuuurve* nearly as much as I love you.
And yes, it seems to be about providing fics fast with no regard to quality. Who are we readers that we can push authors into that kind of behaviour? I don't know. I know we don't have a right on any author's writing.
But then again, any self-respecting author should be strong enough to tell their readers no.
I love you too.
miss you.
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But, imagine you post a fi and you LOVE to get replies like:
"OH, wow, that was great!! can't wait for more. When can you post it? Please, I need more!!!"
It sucks. I think most WIPs I follow suffer from quality now. The beginning is great but then. :( >_> I think that's why I can never end a story. When I lack my muse I always stop and not just write ANYTHING. *shruggs*
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My general principle is not to post WIPs at all. Of course, that policy has the drawback that there's always the danger of not ending it. But then again, not ending something which is lacking to begin with is certainly better than putting it up, receiving notes like the one you mentioned, and at some point being forced to decide whether to continue on a lower level (if you so wish), or to abandon the story altogether (which is frustrating for the readers as well).
As for the ending of a story: we will. And if I have to bodily put you in front of your computer in order to write, write, write.
Count on it.
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