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[tifaching]

tifaching http://tifaching.livejournal.com/84578.html

My masterpost hasn't been updated in a few months, but most of what I've written is there.

Concrit would be appreciated and used to improve.

[a_phoenixdragon]

I would like there to be more of it...

[tifaching]

:D

[keerawa]

I find some of your short pieces breath-taking, while others don't really grip me. I've been trying to figure out what makes the difference. I think that your works that most appeal make me feel like I've gotten to know those beloved characters a bit better, while the others are more about events that happened to them.

Not sure how helpful that is; I'll keep pondering!

[tifaching]

That is helpful. I'll keep in mind that giving insight into the characters is just as important as telling what's happening to them.

[tifaching]

It is rather long. I'd hadn't thought about it being too overwhelming for people just starting out. Before I started the pre 'verse I had a link to the first drabble and then you could just go from there. I should probably put that in the newer ones too. I don't know if I could pick out any that would be a good starting point other than at the beginning. The first three or four give you a pretty good idea what you are getting into and whether or not you want to get right back out again. :D

Also, they are listed in their own part of my masterpost. If you do want to start at the beginning you can check it out there.

[tifaching]

In this 'verse you absolutely don't have to read it in any sort of order except for starting with the first drabble. After that they can be read in any order, skipping around or backtracking. They're more snippets of horror than anything that's linear. You can read the fifth or the twentieth and go back to the third without any problem.