My Fimfic-aversary (the Fourth) · 1:15am April 28th
Hmm. April 24th was my fourth anniversary of my first time pub'ing fimfic to this site.
'Really makes a person think.'
A pony of mystery in the darkness. Or I forgot to take the lens cap off. (They/them is fine.)
Hmm. April 24th was my fourth anniversary of my first time pub'ing fimfic to this site.
'Really makes a person think.'
Judging a story contest can be really hard! Especially when we consider that different stories are good in different ways, in an 'apples vs. oranges' kind of problem.
Even so, results are finally available!
To read the results, you need to be logged in to your fimfiction.net account, and use the password:portal
Someone made this reasonable request in the official fimfiction.net discord server, #site-help-and-dev channel.
In related note, please like or dislike comments as apropriate below.
...even though the majority of chess stories I see in this world are NOT really my bag.
As I commented on gapty's latest chess story:
I love how this story is both about chess AND about life, and the protagonist's realizations about how to live it. She makes meaningful progress in personal growth during a chess game against Twilight Sparkle.
A fimfic user recently put out a call for experimental fics (using the term BROADLY.) They even said
Self promotions encouraged!
But what do people think an experimental fic is, anyway? What does that mean to them?
Most of my stories are experiments in how people might react to them...but that isn't really the stereotype that people apply that ~word~ phrase 'experimental fiction' to.
There's a long tradition of quips along the lines of
"Some people don't want to write, but want to have written, and to call themselves 'writers.'"
imho, this story does some lovely things with music, friendship, realizations, and personal growth.
EDIT: Maybe this project is cancelled. I'm not sure.
A SHORT passage may be anywhere from a line or two long, to a few hundred words long I guess.
If you do, can you say what they are (and where they come from, naturally)?
Also, it might be good to have some examples that can be understood and appreciated even by someone from outside the fandom.
Thank you!