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tinturtle and gilda_elise but also various other people before then, when I was still at the no-I-must-get-this-work-done-first stage, and didn't... either really... *headdesk*
The more I think about it too, the less representative this is if I stick to what I've got around to posting on A03... A03 ≠ My Fandom Writing.
1) How many stories have you posted?
99 - ha, I need to get another one up there, don't I? *g*
2) In what categories?
All m/m
3) What ratings?
Mostly I don't rate them unless they're explicit. The differences between "Teen and up" and "Mature", for instance, make no sense to me in a practical way. It's absolutely subjective, for a start - what makes something a "mature" subject, and how do you define someone as "mature" anyway? I know plenty of 50-somethings who I wouldn't necessarily describe as "mature"! And what teen is not going to think they're "mature", or want to explore the "mature" or "explicit" rating anyway? And why should general audiences not read about people in a sexual relationship, how else are they going to learn what can be normal? "Explicit" makes sense as a rating - we might not always want to read explicit stuff over our cornflakes, or if we're not feeling that way inclined for whatever reason, but not the others...
4) How many fandoms?
Really just one - Pros of course - but I've also written two Yuletide stories, and a few cross-overs. So technically seven on A03:
Pros
Charm of Magpies
The Dark is Rising
AI (Artificial Intelligence, 2001 film)
Back to the Future
Ghost in the Shell
PG Wodehouse - Works
I've also co-written an Astreiant fic, but my co-writer has vanished, so posting it is now somewhat complicated...
Hmmn - do my Two Go... stories count as Famous Five cross-overs, I wonder? They're alternative versions rather than cross-overs, but then so is What-ho, lads an alternative version rather than a cross-over, and I added that fandom. Hmmn... Any thoughts?
( 5) How many fandoms... )
tinturtle and gilda_elise but also various other people before then, when I was still at the no-I-must-get-this-work-done-first stage, and didn't... either really... *headdesk*The more I think about it too, the less representative this is if I stick to what I've got around to posting on A03... A03 ≠ My Fandom Writing.
1) How many stories have you posted?
99 - ha, I need to get another one up there, don't I? *g*
2) In what categories?
All m/m
3) What ratings?
Mostly I don't rate them unless they're explicit. The differences between "Teen and up" and "Mature", for instance, make no sense to me in a practical way. It's absolutely subjective, for a start - what makes something a "mature" subject, and how do you define someone as "mature" anyway? I know plenty of 50-somethings who I wouldn't necessarily describe as "mature"! And what teen is not going to think they're "mature", or want to explore the "mature" or "explicit" rating anyway? And why should general audiences not read about people in a sexual relationship, how else are they going to learn what can be normal? "Explicit" makes sense as a rating - we might not always want to read explicit stuff over our cornflakes, or if we're not feeling that way inclined for whatever reason, but not the others...
4) How many fandoms?
Really just one - Pros of course - but I've also written two Yuletide stories, and a few cross-overs. So technically seven on A03:
Pros
Charm of Magpies
The Dark is Rising
AI (Artificial Intelligence, 2001 film)
Back to the Future
Ghost in the Shell
PG Wodehouse - Works
I've also co-written an Astreiant fic, but my co-writer has vanished, so posting it is now somewhat complicated...
Hmmn - do my Two Go... stories count as Famous Five cross-overs, I wonder? They're alternative versions rather than cross-overs, but then so is What-ho, lads an alternative version rather than a cross-over, and I added that fandom. Hmmn... Any thoughts?
( 5) How many fandoms... )
