I've been online doing fannish things on the internet roughly since America Online began offering a flat rate monthly fee. So, without giving my precise age, I think it's safe to say it's been a while.
And in that time, I've written a lot of fanfic. Some of it is finished. Too much of it isn't. Most of it is a crossover of one kind or another, because I have a serious weakness for those. The challenge of making them work and balancing two or more canons so that everything fits together and examining the parallels and differences between characters that are iconic within their own fandoms is a lot of fun.
tl;dr: I have written and continue to write a lot of fanfic.
But in all that time there has been one big project that I've always wanted to do, and never managed to start. Something that's been in my head for so many years it's actually highly developed. But like trying to grab a snowflake, part of me is wary of actually trying to do it in case I destroy the (hopefully) awesomeness in my head in my attempt to make it manifest.
One fun side effect to this is the longer it lingers, the more nostalgia cred it (hopefully) accumulates.
Question: Does anyone else have one of these floating around their heads?
A relatively short (given the massive amount of brainstorming I've done on this) intro to mine is under the cut.
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And in that time, I've written a lot of fanfic. Some of it is finished. Too much of it isn't. Most of it is a crossover of one kind or another, because I have a serious weakness for those. The challenge of making them work and balancing two or more canons so that everything fits together and examining the parallels and differences between characters that are iconic within their own fandoms is a lot of fun.
tl;dr: I have written and continue to write a lot of fanfic.
But in all that time there has been one big project that I've always wanted to do, and never managed to start. Something that's been in my head for so many years it's actually highly developed. But like trying to grab a snowflake, part of me is wary of actually trying to do it in case I destroy the (hopefully) awesomeness in my head in my attempt to make it manifest.
One fun side effect to this is the longer it lingers, the more nostalgia cred it (hopefully) accumulates.
Question: Does anyone else have one of these floating around their heads?
A relatively short (given the massive amount of brainstorming I've done on this) intro to mine is under the cut.
( Read more... )