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lonelywalker.livejournal.com: Tuesday, 17th April, 2007
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resonant8: Rec: writing meta - That emotional connection is even stronger when the reader reads the creation of the community or the protagonist's entry into a existing community through the course of the story..., participating vicariously in the struggles of the characters to bond. -
- pensnest: labels
Would you, personally, be *more* inclined to read if I went the whole labelling route, and headed up stories with appropriate categorisation? Do you do that yourself? Do you care, either way?
- lyra_wing: she was killed by a cellular phone explosion - What struck me was this comment on one of Em's posts. It made me think about writing and reading, as a learning process. // I don't know how anyone can keep every writing do and don't in mind when actually... writing. -
- shay_renoylds: Curious... And more. - Which is more valid: Fanfic, Profic, Media tie-ins, Writers who create their own worlds? -
- deirdre_c: All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy - On the one hand, I'm intellectually thrilling over these free tutorials ... On the other hand, as someone just now dipping a toe into the waters of fiction writing, the tenor of these discussions (fanfic is serious bizness, yo) is quite intimidating. -
- kayljay: I've been watching the past few weeks th - This prejudice is found in every country, religion, culture, and time period with little exception. Yet there's no outcry over how women are written in fan fiction. // It's time we talk about this one too. -