*blinks* Wow...

[darkicedragon]

So, I was thinking about the second chapter (or whatever chapter the scene'll be in) of Crossing Over is Never Easy. I started to think about the other fics that I've done. Prolly because I was feeling guilty for leaving them behind. I've got six fics on the go at the moment - eight if you count the ones that I want to continue but don't have a

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[lucathia_rykatu]

Wow, you've written in so many fandoms. I've only written in...well, if you count drabbles, I guess around the same as you...but they're drabbles, so they don't count. >_>

[darkicedragon]

^ ^; S'all the crossovers that I've done/keep on doin. Plus, I do a lot of one-shots so it makes things go faster on bumpin up the fandom numbers.

;p And why doesn't drabbles count? They're short, to the point, and you have to be pretty good to keep everyone in character in that one-hundred words (if you keep to the one-hundred words thing).

[lucathia_rykatu]

Hehe, well, one day, I wrote 14 drabbles from different series...so that really upped my fandom count. I wouldn't really count those though, since I wrote them all at once and most of them are fandoms that I've never touched outside of that one time.

I really like the idea of writing in different fandoms though. (I'm really all over the place in what series I write for.) Most people can identify themselves as a writer for a certain fandom...but I really can't.

But yess, crossovers are wonderful. :D

[darkicedragon]

^^; Most of the fandoms that I've written for, I've only written for them once. Apart from, I think, four. Heh.

Hmm, I used to just write for the Beyblade fandom (read fanfics everywhere but Beyblade fics OTOH) but after I started to write after my Bayblade fics, I've never thought that I was [Fandom A] type of writer. ;p I can blame my crossovers for making me skip from one fandom to another, not to mention my new interest in other fandoms as well. So if my crossovers don't make me 'leave' a fandom, it'll be me going for something 'more shiney'.