It's always ourselves we find in the sea

[sovay]

With the encouragement of ashnistrike, rushthatspeaks, and thisbluespirit who kindly provided me with an invite, I have edged slightly into the future and copied my tiny collection of fic over to AO3. It was either that or start retro-tagging entries on Dreamwidth.

Please feel free to come find me, signal-boost, whatever the etiquette is. I've got five fandoms and seven fics and no idea how to tag anything. I do not foresee myself participating in exchanges simply because I write an average of one piece of fanfiction a year, but then again until 2011 I did not foresee myself writing fanfiction at all.

Excelsior?

Comments

[thisbluespirit]

<3

(Also thank you for all the nice comments!! I have only not yet replied because I tend to save nice AO3 comments - most of the time if my inbox suddenly fills up, it is just tag wrangling comments (much less fun, most of the time) - and also in summer unless it is a cool day, my internet time halves, hence commenting and reading is slower (it was cool on Weds, so I was around). (The perils of still only having a desktop and it sitting in a room uninhabitable in late afternoon and evening. Oh, and it was v nice to see a whole string of kudos in my emails too! <3 <3)

Also now you can navel-gaze re. statistics and which fic inexplicably gets the most kudos etc. etc.

I hadn't even thought of that. This could get hazardous in winter.

:-D

[sovay]

Also now you can navel-gaze re. statistics and which fic inexplicably gets the most kudos etc. etc.

Oh, God, I'm trying not to do that. Most of my fics have just a couple of kudos (the Pacific Rim is the outlier) and I'm already trying not to take it personally!

[thisbluespirit]

Awww. It takes a while for these things to build up anyway! 7 works, only just posted; it's far too early to tell anything. (Give it a year and then angst. ;-D)