[Writing] Yes, large fandoms do skew your stats.
There Was, There Wasn't is already in the top five for a couple of statistics categories. First time a non-Yuletide story has managed that one.
This almost makes me wish I had a more sustained interest in writing for large fandoms.
Except then the performance anxiety would kick in seriously. So maybe not.
Also, frequently, I wind up wanting to write about characters most people don't want to read about. See also: my single Sherlock story. This one was an exception.
(Also, large fandoms tend to be open canon and I am now firmly wedded to closed ones for a reason.)
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This almost makes me wish I had a more sustained interest in writing for large fandoms.
Except then the performance anxiety would kick in seriously. So maybe not.
Also, frequently, I wind up wanting to write about characters most people don't want to read about. See also: my single Sherlock story. This one was an exception.
(Also, large fandoms tend to be open canon and I am now firmly wedded to closed ones for a reason.)
Crossposted from http://minim-calibre.dreamwidth.org/803984.html. Should it tickle your fancy, you can comment there using OpenID. Comments there: