You know I read and I write. As long as we reciprocate, that's cool with me. Some dbsk fans don't like het. I love both, that's why I write both. And I'm a big geek so the whole super powers thing is awesome( the Yoochun love affair in dreamland is brilliant). I prefer weird stuff. That's why I wrote a Western, a vampire fic a pseudo-Roman Empire story and now the D & D "rip-off" story. My newest is pretty tame and normal (The Dragon and the Rabbit - shameless plug). My friend Kitty is writing one now with the two us in it as the main chracters. I'm in a drawing slump right now. My artistic muse must be on hiatus. I want to draw Yaoi, but it's not there right now. Good luck with the writing. You know I will always read your stuff.
The only danger I face when I read others' work is I'm afraid I'll subconsciously borrow from it. Sometimes when I'm really in the zone, as it were, I try to put off reading others' work. But it's hard to avoid yours because you hook my attention really well.
jsyk, I've been reading The Dragon and the Rabbit and am very curious as to where you'll be taking us. :)
The slave dancer was my pseudo roman and don't worry about borrowing elements; we are not writing the great American novel here. Obviously blatant stuff would piss me off, but seriously, hundreds of fanfics have been written before us, I'm sure I've done something that someone else has touched upon in the past (omg, the vampire genre has been done to death).
The totally modern and up to date "real world shit" scares me. that's my least fav genre. The fantasy or alternative universe is much easier to do. I've done lots of one shots as well.
If you like het, my BFF and My Dinner with Noona stuff is pretty good.
The Dragon and the Rabbit is going to be weird. Definitely angst with touches of comedy and Yaoi thrown in there for good measure. Anyway, I'll always read and leave a comment, you can count on that.
see, I didn't know you were reading it. I think I know how you feel. People read, but not everyone comments. So, it's hard to tell if someone is reading it. I don't know if you have read both episodes, but they are there and the latest chapter of The Magician's Quest is posted too.
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Date: 2009-08-30 05:29 pm (UTC)From:The only danger I face when I read others' work is I'm afraid I'll subconsciously borrow from it. Sometimes when I'm really in the zone, as it were, I try to put off reading others' work. But it's hard to avoid yours because you hook my attention really well.
jsyk, I've been reading The Dragon and the Rabbit and am very curious as to where you'll be taking us. :)
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Date: 2009-08-30 06:43 pm (UTC)From:The totally modern and up to date "real world shit" scares me. that's my least fav genre. The fantasy or alternative universe is much easier to do. I've done lots of one shots as well.
If you like het, my BFF and My Dinner with Noona stuff is pretty good.
The Dragon and the Rabbit is going to be weird. Definitely angst with touches of comedy and Yaoi thrown in there for good measure. Anyway, I'll always read and leave a comment, you can count on that.
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