[Now closed] Grey's Anatomy comment fic-a-thon!
The first ga_fanfic comment fic-a-thon is now closed. Thanks to everyone who participated and helped make this a giant success. We had a really fantastic response to this, and we may hold more in the future (hiatus survival, anyone?).
Recap post and master list of fics can be found here.
If you are in the process of writing something for the ficathon: Post it in response to the prompt by Wednesday March 16th; we'll add your fic to the recap post and make sure to include it in the next wrap-up post so people don't have to continually check for updates.
Thank you all again for participating! You've rocked!
Howdy, folks! Welcome to the first (hopefully of many) Grey's Anatomy Comment Fic-A-Thon!
For those who are new to these things, the general concept is this: people post prompts, and other people write short fics in response. It's designed to be a quick, fun thing everyone in fic and fandom can get involved in.
Basic guidelines:
Prompting: One per comment (you can leave as many or as few comments as you'd like), in the form of character/pairing - prompt (i.e, Derek/Meredith - painting). If you'd rather not have a porny response, please say so. Unless explicitly stated by the prompter, all ratings are viable.
Writing: Post replies as comments to the prompt (so the prompter knows you responded, and so there's at least an ounce of organization). The title of the fic, pairing, and rating should go in the subject line. If your fic goes beyond the LJ character limits for comments (4,300, which includes spaces), you can either post it in parts (1/2, 2/2, etc.) or post an excerpt and link back to the full fic hosted elsewhere.
Community Posting: In order to keep non-ficathon fics from getting lost in a potential deluge, please keep fics for the comment ficathon contained to this post and do not also submit them to the community for posting (posting them in your own journal/community is a-okay). We'll do a huge, epic master recap post with author and pairing tags once things appear to have tapered off.
Prompting and writing are open simultaneously.
So go forth! Prompt! Write!
For advertising (and please do so!):
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Recap post and master list of fics can be found here.
If you are in the process of writing something for the ficathon: Post it in response to the prompt by Wednesday March 16th; we'll add your fic to the recap post and make sure to include it in the next wrap-up post so people don't have to continually check for updates.
Thank you all again for participating! You've rocked!
Howdy, folks! Welcome to the first (hopefully of many) Grey's Anatomy Comment Fic-A-Thon!
For those who are new to these things, the general concept is this: people post prompts, and other people write short fics in response. It's designed to be a quick, fun thing everyone in fic and fandom can get involved in.
Basic guidelines:
Prompting: One per comment (you can leave as many or as few comments as you'd like), in the form of character/pairing - prompt (i.e, Derek/Meredith - painting). If you'd rather not have a porny response, please say so. Unless explicitly stated by the prompter, all ratings are viable.
Writing: Post replies as comments to the prompt (so the prompter knows you responded, and so there's at least an ounce of organization). The title of the fic, pairing, and rating should go in the subject line. If your fic goes beyond the LJ character limits for comments (4,300, which includes spaces), you can either post it in parts (1/2, 2/2, etc.) or post an excerpt and link back to the full fic hosted elsewhere.
Community Posting: In order to keep non-ficathon fics from getting lost in a potential deluge, please keep fics for the comment ficathon contained to this post and do not also submit them to the community for posting (posting them in your own journal/community is a-okay). We'll do a huge, epic master recap post with author and pairing tags once things appear to have tapered off.
Prompting and writing are open simultaneously.
So go forth! Prompt! Write!
For advertising (and please do so!):