On reading and writing (but not arithmetic)

[generic_hero]

I think I may have finally stumbled upon an original fiction story I can actually write. That means I may finally make good on my promises to post some. It also means my fanfic readers may be waiting for a while.

On a side note, I've been reading too much Dumas. But he's so good! If you haven't read anything of his, I recommend steering clear of The

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[tawnykit]

In all honesty? Both. I don't care about being remembered, and I certainly want to write something great. However, I don't want to have to resort to something that might be unpleasant in order to survive, and I've much too many bunnies to settle down with just one great idea and work on that. I think what I'd do is work mostly on the first, for survival and entertainment, but in all my free time (which I would so have!) I'd focus on that one great work. I don't know if it'd work, but those are my thoughts on the matter.

[generic_hero]

You too? Aw, come on, the point of the hypothetical was to choose. That's the challenge of it... You don't care about being remembered?

[tawnykit]

Yup. :P

Not really. I care that what I do is remembered, but not necessarily that I am.

[generic_hero]

Fine, cheat my hypothetical.

I'd classify those as the same thing.

[tawnykit]

I will. ;)

Nah. I'd be truly brilliant if I could cause something great to happen without people knowing that anyone caused it.