Tumgik
#fanfic authors get on it
send-me-a-puffalope · 6 months
Text
“she covered up murders” “she threw mike’s pills into the river” okay and? 🤨 god forbid women have hobbies. what happened to supporting women’s rights and women’s wrongs.
Tumblr media Tumblr media
she has sad eyes, daddy issues, and a sweater. i rest my case.
936 notes · View notes
crispyliza · 1 month
Text
Tumblr media
I've got you all figured out fanartists
3K notes · View notes
siriuslemonmuffin · 1 year
Text
instead of bitching why don’t we all just be thankful ao3 doesn’t have ads xxx
9K notes · View notes
frownyalfred · 2 years
Text
I think authors underestimate how many people reread their works/chapters.
That’s why, when I’m rereading WIPs or old works, I always leave a comment. Just a little hey, I’m rereading this and it is still great goes so far, actually
16K notes · View notes
vixenfoxpup · 9 days
Text
I need more dca fics to read, not just because they're all so cool and special and unique-
I want to collect their y/n's in my pocket, and bring back the y/nverse. All of them in a lil pocket dimension (the dca stay in their respective stories, this place is reserved for the self inserts and side characters/family to interact. The boys can have their own pocket dimension)
The y/ns live on the same street or apartment complex, being bunched into groups that are roomies
For example. Bamsara's Solar Lunacy y/n, Paper-Lilypie's CCRT y/n, and bones-of-a-rabbit's staffbot y/n. SB is there so CCRT can perform routine maintenance, plus CCRT can be a but messy, plus they could help clean up after ccrt's kids. SL is where, you may ask? Their room has been vacant for some time, but CCRT and SB keep it clean and regularly dusted, out of respect. They don't know if or when their friend will return, but they'll be welcome at any time.
Naffeclipse's y/ns share a suite, probably.
spadillelicious's LDR y/n could stay with saltciphblr's lovebug au y/n
Again, I need to read more to get a better feel of the different wonderful y/n's
This probably won't be uploaded, maybe someday, but this is mostly self indulgence that my brain has been blasting on repeat all day
Into the y/nverse, I raise you from the depths
429 notes · View notes
thefirstpotatoe · 2 months
Text
I have a theory So i keep seeing fanfiction writers say people commenting on their works gives them such a dopamine rush that it spurs them to keep writing.
By that logic, if i were to comment on a fanfic that hasn’t been updated in over a decade, could i commit a feat of real life necromancy and revive a fic back from the dead or am i just delirious on copium?
315 notes · View notes
dragonagitator · 7 months
Text
Tumblr media
We REALLY need more fanfics that explore this side of Gale.
But, like, in a smutty way.
Please.
575 notes · View notes
maaxverstappen · 1 month
Text
Tumblr media
help me hold onto you | T | 4/12
f1driver!max and streamer!charles
The man– Charles, Max assumes– sounds French. He loves that. He should be used to a French accent, he was forced to converse with Pierre often enough, but it sounds different coming from Charles. More melodic. Almost similar to someone he used to know once. “And that made me think,” Charles says, voice bellowing from Max’s speakers. “That it was stupid that we didn't have carrots before. Like, come on, it's a farming game.” Max has no fucking idea what the hell he is on about.
or: Max is lonely and finds Charles streaming on Twitch.
based on this prompt sent to @f1prompts
202 notes · View notes
luckyfox3000 · 8 months
Text
DC X DP PROMT #3
Another idea! Imma be honest, this one came in my dreams when I fell asleep in my car.
Alright, so, idea.
Imagine.
Danny Fenton goes to Gotham for a visit, and let's just say hes an animal magnet of sorts. He's minding his own business when, let's say, hes attacked or something.
And so after he deals with the problem he feels a presence, and its Damian in school uniform. And I dunno how you'd like to play it, but what kind happened in my dream was the Damian claimed Danny.
And just. Wouldn't let him go. Sort of kidnapped him too.
Danny just wants to know why the eccentric billionaires son has kidnapped him. And what is with his luck with rich people?
Feel free to use or add on!
460 notes · View notes
skyppl-e · 2 months
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
oh yeah.... im making aus now.... florist au but al haitham is a part time employee at the plant nursery tighnari owns and kaveh keeps running into him
181 notes · View notes
delyth88 · 2 months
Text
Who's currently writing Loki fanfic?
I'd like to know who's currently active writing Loki fanfic here. If you are, please reblog and let us know:
Which version(s) of Loki you write for (e.g. OG Loki, Ragnarok Loki, series Loki etc)
Where we can find your work
And maybe a little about what sort of fic you write.
Tumblr media
Thank you! 💚
222 notes · View notes
panevanbuckley · 2 months
Text
don't get me wrong i love ao3 i would sacrific my soul for ao3 but sometimes i really wish it had that one feature from wattpad where you can comment on paragraphs rather than whole chapters y'know??
119 notes · View notes
bisexual-panic · 5 months
Text
the best thing about reading fics on ao3 is following the accounts tumblr blog. it’s like seeing the bts of a tv show
you’ll have the most beautifully written piece of literature ever and the author is advertising it on their blog by saying “here’s some shit i wrote at 3am cause the idea wouldn’t leave my head, anyway hope someone enjoys my horny thoughts lol”
you get to see updates on your fav fics and if the author has any new works in progress. it’s exciting!
178 notes · View notes
frownyalfred · 4 months
Text
getting rated in the bookmarks of your fics — even if it’s a “good” rating — can be so demoralizing.
I know the reader-centered arguments for ratings and public comments/recs, but as an author, sometimes it really stings to put something out only to get a 6/10 sticker slapped right across it.
I’m not saying people can’t or shouldn’t do it but. Take a second before you do it publicly and ask, will this come across poorly to the author? Will it discourage them? Is it actually useful or helpful?
339 notes · View notes
anghraine · 12 days
Text
Okay, breaking my principles hiatus again for another fanfic rant despite my profound frustration w/ Tumblr currently:
I have another post and conversation on DW about this, but while pretty much my entire dash has zero patience with the overtly contemptuous Hot Fanfic Takes, I do pretty often see takes on Fanfiction's Limitations As A Form that are phrased more gently and/or academically but which rely on the same assumptions and make the same mistakes.
IMO even the gentlest, and/or most earnest, and/or most eruditely theorized takes on fanfiction as a form still suffer from one basic problem: the formal argument does not work.
I have never once seen a take on fanfiction as a form that could provide a coherent formal definition of what fanfiction is and what it is not (formal as in "related to its form" not as in "proper" or "stuffy"). Every argument I have ever seen on the strengths/weaknesses of fanfiction as a form vs original fiction relies to some extent on this lack of clarity.
Hence the inevitable "what about Shakespeare/Ovid/Wide Sargasso Sea/modern takes on ancient religious narratives/retold fairy tales/adaptation/expanded universes/etc" responses. The assumptions and assertions about fanfiction as a form in these arguments pretty much always should apply to other things based on the defining formal qualities of fanfic in these arguments ("fanfiction is fundamentally X because it re-purposes pre-existing characters and stories rather than inventing new ones" "fanfiction is fundamentally Y because it's often serialized" etc).
Yet the framing of the argument virtually always makes it clear that the generalizations about fanfic are not being applied to Real Literature. Nor can this argument account for original fics produced within a fandom context such as AO3 that are basically indistinguishable from fanfic in every way apart from lacking a canon source.
At the end of the day, I do not think fanfic is "the way it is" because of any fundamental formal qualities—after all, it shares these qualities with vast swaths of other human literature and art over thousands of years that most people would never consider fanfic. My view is that an argument about fanfic based purely on form must also apply to "non-fanfic" works that share the formal qualities brought up in the argument (these arguments never actually apply their theories to anything other than fanfic, though).
Alternately, the formal argument could provide a definition of fanfic (a formal one, not one based on judgment of merit or morality) that excludes these other kinds of works and genres. In that case, the argument would actually apply only to fanfic (as defined). But I have never seen this happen, either.
So ultimately, I think the whole formal argument about fanfic is unsalvageably flawed in practice.
Realistically, fanfiction is not the way it is because of something fundamentally derived from writing characters/settings etc you didn't originate (or serialization as some new-fangled form, lmao). Fanfiction as a category is an intrinsically modern concept resulting largely from similarly modern concepts of intellectual property and auteurship (legally and culturally) that have been so extremely normalized in many English-language media spaces (at the least) that many people do not realize these concepts are context-dependent and not universal truths.
Fanfic does not look like it does (or exist as a discrete category at all) without specifically modern legal practices (and assumptions about law that may or may not be true, like with many authorial & corporate attempts to use the possibility of legal threats to dictate terms of engagement w/ media to fandom, the Marion Zimmer Bradley myth, etc).
Fanfic does not look like it does without the broader fandom cultures and trends around it. It does not look like it does without the massive popularity of various romance genres and some very popular SF/F. It does not look like it does without any number of other social and cultural forces that are also extremely modern in the grand scheme of things.
The formal argument is just so completely ahistorical and obliviously presentist in its assumptions about art and generally incoherent that, sure, it's nicer when people present it politely, but it's still wrong.
87 notes · View notes
brigidfromthecelts · 21 days
Text
Do you know what makes me super happy as a fanfic author? Regular readers! That! You know why?
Whatever you write, they are there to read it!
Isn't that the most amazing thing ever? I'll give you an example:
I write the most self indulging piece ever! It's angsty, it's hurtful, it's downright sad and I might even kill a character or two just for the whim of it. What happens?
They read it!!
The best part? They comment and still like what you write! Like: oh well, this was not my cup of tea... I prefer fics where the characters I love don't suffer more trauma then what they already have and... You know... LIVE! But I still loved it! Thank you for sharing! ❤️🤗
And I just want to cry!
Because I feel loved! I mean! I wrote that crazy, weird, indulging thing because I have a disturbed mind and just wanted to play around with some horror themes, trauma and angst but hey... You loved it? 😭 I'm crying happy tears now and I want to hug you!
All this just because I wanted to say:
I love you, regular readers! So much! Thank you for all of your unwavering support! It means the world to me! 🙏🏻👏🏻
That was it. Thanks for reading.
🎤 Drop.
92 notes · View notes