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Lee ([personal profile] randomling) wrote2013-10-04 10:51 pm
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I am lonesome.

Does anyone want to have a comment conversation with me?
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[personal profile] the_rck 2013-10-04 11:44 pm (UTC)(link)
There are a few anime/manga fandoms that I'm side-eying because I don't think they're very rare. They're rare on AO3 because there's not much anime/manga fic there and because they're old, but I don't think they're really rare. I'm not planning to challenge them, but I also don't think I'll offer them.

I'm always surprised by the people who say they can't find enough fandoms to offer. I don't consider myself widely read or to have seen many movies, but I can usually find forty or fifty things that I might be able to write (and there're at least another couple of dozen that I know but am sure immediately that I can't write). I don't offer all of them, of course. I whittle down the list considerably.

I seem to recall that last year they limited us to offering twenty fandoms.
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[personal profile] the_rck 2013-10-04 11:58 pm (UTC)(link)
I would have real trouble narrowing it down to just ten fandoms. I mean, I expect I could do it, but there'd be things I'd love to write that I'd be leaving off the list. I hope I can get the bucket list to work. I couldn't when I signed up for Fic Corner this summer.

Next year is going to be hard. There are so many fun exchanges that I'd love to sign up for, but I really, really want to try to finish my big WIP. If I push and find people to do writing sprints with, I might be able to manage a chapter a month. It's a pity my best times for writing tend to be while everyone else is busy.
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[personal profile] the_rck 2013-10-05 12:10 am (UTC)(link)
Fic Corner was fun. I like the story I wrote for it. I actually wrote for a fandom I hadn't matched on-- I didn't offer the Chronicles of Chrestomanci because it includes several books that I've only read once and because people often ask for characters I don't remember from my reading. My recipient asked for a straightforward crossover, however, with a book I love. I couldn't resist.

I don't think I could handle Jukebox. I don't recall in detail how it works, but I know very little of the music that other people seem to like. (My taste runs to top 40 from the early to mid 1980s and folk music from even earlier.)

Two challenges that I used to love didn't happen this year. I liked Remix a lot. It was always an interesting challenge. Then there was the Finish-a-thon where people posted a list of plot bunnies and other people voted as to which one the person should finish.

Should we start a new thread? This one is getting kind of narrow. If you like, I can do that with my next response.