Poll: Choose Your Fandoms
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Yes, I know you've probably seen at least one other poll like this today. I have, too. In fact, I've seen four polls about popular current fandoms in the last 48 hours or so, mostly as people gear up for year-end stuff. And the results have been oddly variant, depending on who was hosting the poll and the ( Read more... )
Yes, I know you've probably seen at least one other poll like this today. I have, too. In fact, I've seen four polls about popular current fandoms in the last 48 hours or so, mostly as people gear up for year-end stuff. And the results have been oddly variant, depending on who was hosting the poll and the ( Read more... )
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Well. Technically, that is against the Sacred Rules of the Poll, but I suppose if you know for sure that you're going to pick them up again in a week or a month, then that's more of a temporary fandom vacation.
But I will be keeping a very close eye on you, young lady.
*waves ruler menacingly*
(Yup, I'm practicing; I'm hoping to get a job as a martinet. But actually, I figure you know best what your current fandoms are, so you are best qualified to make the call. I just emphasized the "currently" in the intro to avoid the whole, "But I still love [name of character]! So I'm still in the fandom! Even if I haven't thought about it in years!" thing, which tends to happen with some fandoms.)
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I have days or weeks where I don't bother reading anything new because I know I'm not in the right frame of mind to enjoy it; I only want stories like X. For me, X is usually a writer's style, so I'll spend the time either obsessively re-reading that person's stories or whining about why she doesn't write more. Or both.
But, you know, sometimes you just need - well, for example, Jane Austen. (Although it could be argued that there's no one who doesn't need Jane Austen. God, I love her.)
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