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This post can be subtitled, “Why I’m Not Going to Dragon Con This Year.”

It didn’t even take 24 hours for me to get the question. “The doctor released you from all activity restrictions,” someone said to me. “So why can’t you go to Dragon Con?”

I had actually suspected I might be released from restrictions before the convention. The problem is ( Read more... )

This is the fourth post in my series of responses to the 30 Day Fanfiction Meme, answering questions #6, #11, #13 and #14 about some of my stylistic preferences.

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This is my third post for the 30 Day Fanfiction Meme. Since I’m not responding to these with daily posts, I’m doing them in batches of related questions.

This post covers questions #4, #5 and #7 which are about my specific relationships with various characters in my fandoms.

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This is my second post for the 30 Day Fanfiction Meme. This post covers four of the thirty questions since I’m doing this in batches instead of across a steady 30 days.

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In 2014 on this blog, Fridays are for fan fiction.

To kick this off, I’m going to start out by doing the 30 Day Fanfiction meme that’s available at Verka’s site. Since this is a daily meme and Fridays only happen weekly, later posts will include multiple questions. This first post, though, includes only the first question simply because it’s a ( Read more... )

There’s a convention in fan fiction that stories are supposed to focus on the “canon” characters, settings and plots that have been introduced in the original source material. It’s an unwritten rule that makes sense; the purpose of most fan fiction is to extend the source material in some manner. In fact, it can be argued that fan fiction that ( Read more... )

There’s a convention in fan fiction that stories are supposed to focus on the “canon” characters, settings and plots that have been introduced in the original source material. It’s an unwritten rule that makes sense; the purpose of most fan fiction is to extend the source material in some manner. In fact, it can be argued that fan fiction that ( Read more... )

There’s a convention in fan fiction that stories are supposed to focus on the “canon” characters, settings and plots that have been introduced in the original source material. It’s an unwritten rule that makes sense; the purpose of most fan fiction is to extend the source material in some manner. In fact, it can be argued that fan fiction that ( Read more... )