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Fanfic reading is not like novel reading in that you don't need to really understand new, unfamiliar characters though. Thus it can tend to become limiting; an
by impossiblefork 10mo ago
Fanfic reading is not like novel reading in that you don't need to really understand new, unfamiliar characters though.
Thus it can tend to become limiting; and I say this as someone who actually does enjoy fanfiction.
- delichon 10mo ago> Fanfic reading is not like novel reading in that you don't need to really understand new, unfamiliar characters though. So the Lord of the Rings series counts as one book? I'd believe diminishing returns, but not one and done. Also, I thought that Yudkowsky's HPMOR fanfic had more interesting ideas than the whole Rowling series, which I like a lot.
- tayo42 10mo agoI believe the publisher of LOTR broke it up into multiple books.
- Amezarak 10mo agoYes, pedantically, and as mentioned in the Notes in the Text in most editions, the Lord of the Rings is a single book sometimes published in three volumes.
- BigGreenJorts 10mo agoYeah I thought it was such a funny example yo pick out bc, yes it is!
- impossiblefork 10mo ago>Also, I thought that Yudkowsky's HPMOR fanfic had more interesting ideas than the whole Rowling series, which I like a lot. Then you do not understand writing. If Yudkowski really had more interesting ideas, then he would have been able to do HPMOR as original fiction. Rowling is actually really good, inventing very charming things, very fun sentences, and there's nothing even close in HPMOR (I have read it myself, and enjoyed it to some degree), but you really underestimate how good Rowling is.