CT: If an author ships two of their own characters that aren't really together, and writes a non-canon short story about it, does that count as a fanfic even though it's written by the author him-/her-/itself?
Everything seems funnier at 4:00 am.CT: Laughing hysterically and trying to keep it silent because it's 4am is extremely difficult, but it makes things seem so much funnier.
CT: If an author ships two of their own characters that aren't really together, and writes a non-canon short story about it, does that count as a fanfic even though it's written by the author him-/her-/itself?
Everything seems funnier at 4:00 am.
My thought is that it would immediately become an alternate universe/timeline. xD
Yes it does. Because the author is the biggest fan of him/her/itself.
Speaking of which, I have like, seven mosquito bites right now and I never saw one mosquito on me. I don't know how one got through my big hair to my scalp and got out alive. xDExcept mosquitoes. **** mosquitoes.
Being a musician myself, I can agree that there are a lot of musicians that are extremely high on themselves. But I'm more like you, I'm pretty much my own worst enemy.Ha! I'm more like my own worst enemy. It's my readers that praise my work while I myself spend most of my time constantly criticising everything and finding other works that did this or that better, and I've heard the same from other artists (except musicians apparently, the few that I know are really, really, really in love with themselves). So in what alternate universe is it that authors are their own biggest fans?
Ha! I'm more like my own worst enemy. It's my readers that praise my work while I myself spend most of my time constantly criticising everything and finding other works that did this or that better, and I've heard the same from other artists (except musicians apparently, the few that I know are really, really, really in love with themselves). So in what alternate universe is it that authors are their own biggest fans?
I think it's just a thing that authors do, honestly. Especially if the story you're telling is one part in a series. For one thing, writers are by nature curious people. From my own experiences both personal and conversational, I find we pick everything apart, not necessarily for critical purposes, but for greater understanding. I know I personally write alternate versions of plots and characters for various reasons, but more often than not, I find it helps me understand my characters better. When I put them in a situation in which their canon story would never find them, I find it always makes their canon appearances more solid and true to them.You're probably right. It's so weird, though. You're the author, so if anyone could make this pairing real, it's you. But you just can't let it happen because reasons.
Ahh my other favorite fandom... Predator!
Hm? *fellow fan spotted*
Good girl. Since when have you been a fan of the most badass alien species in the universe?
I've been a fan for a very long time. I was probably 5 years old and snuck watching it with my older brothers. Haha
I can't wait for them to get going with making another one.
Oh **** you beat me. LOL
Well guess what, none other than Shane Black is making a new film right now, to come out in 2018, and I can't wait.
Have you ever played any of the Predator/AVP games?
Concrete Jungle is definitely my favorite of the Alien and Predator games.