If an exchange is only being updated/maintained/questions answered on LJ, and you personally have made the switch to DW, would you sign up, even if the exchange was on AO3?
April 28th, 2017
They're running an Amnesty over at
trope_bingo, so you can try to work a bingo out of any previous year's amnesty card.
I have three half-filled, some with notes, some without.
Under the cut is my 2016 trope bingo card with the current fills:
( 2016 trope bingo card )
Any suggestions/thoughts? You can try me on any pairing you know I'll write. I need some inspiration/impetus/distraction right now.
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I have three half-filled, some with notes, some without.
Under the cut is my 2016 trope bingo card with the current fills:
( 2016 trope bingo card )
Any suggestions/thoughts? You can try me on any pairing you know I'll write. I need some inspiration/impetus/distraction right now.
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Dear person that I would really like to treat,
You needed to give me a scenario that wasn't smut. For this canon, I can't do smut. But I also can't really think of a plotbunny that pulls me in enough that I particularly want to write it. There's a reason that I've never wanted to write this canon when I first read it, while Star Wars, She-Ra, and Melanie Rawn engendered a thousand bunnies and more.
I think it's because the characters themselves were secondary to the worldbuilding, which was beautiful.
The problem with this is that I want characters, and none of them are working for me. (Honestly, if I think about it, the characters of Series 1 and Series 2 are pretty much interchangeable by gender; their function is more important than their personality. Which is a problem for me.)
I would really really like to treat you. But I don't have anything to work with in my head. And for a treat, I don't particularly want to build the story up from the beginning.
You needed to give me a scenario that wasn't smut. For this canon, I can't do smut. But I also can't really think of a plotbunny that pulls me in enough that I particularly want to write it. There's a reason that I've never wanted to write this canon when I first read it, while Star Wars, She-Ra, and Melanie Rawn engendered a thousand bunnies and more.
I think it's because the characters themselves were secondary to the worldbuilding, which was beautiful.
The problem with this is that I want characters, and none of them are working for me. (Honestly, if I think about it, the characters of Series 1 and Series 2 are pretty much interchangeable by gender; their function is more important than their personality. Which is a problem for me.)
I would really really like to treat you. But I don't have anything to work with in my head. And for a treat, I don't particularly want to build the story up from the beginning.