I appear to have read all the Stargate SG1 fic on AO3 over 10,000 words.
Actually, all the Jack/Daniel m/m fic, with no Warnings.
It's not that I mind gen, it's just that Jack/Sam tends to make me not like either of them very much, and there's too much fic that thinks it's gen if it's not explicit but is secretly het. ( Read more... )
So now I seem to have read All The Fic. If it gets shorter I get crankier cause it usually doesn't put plot in. I read it all quick and only left comments a couple of times cause I'm helpful like that.
I have already read All The Fic in Due South on AO3 as well.
I know there is more fic on the internet than AO3. But once there's so much in one place it somehow gets harder to go looking elsewhere. Especially when it's searchable shiny and stuff. Series all in neat linked lists, searches you can organise by word count, tags... shiny.
So now if I want to read more I need to rediscover where the archives are at. Or the LJ rec comms maybe.
Trying to find the good fic, even the everyone recs it everyone thinks everyone has read it fic, is not so easy when one is not in the fandom any more.
Jack/Daniel with Warnings for non-con and character death.
Somewhere that isn't all xover AUs all the time.
... there are only so many quantum mirror stories one can read in a lifetime.
Actually, there's only a week before college starts again. Probably I'll stop being on such a fanfic kick.
I was going to say I could write more if I read less, but I don't think I could, I tend to grind to a halt after two or three thousand words and just not recharge for a while.
Actually, all the Jack/Daniel m/m fic, with no Warnings.
It's not that I mind gen, it's just that Jack/Sam tends to make me not like either of them very much, and there's too much fic that thinks it's gen if it's not explicit but is secretly het. ( Read more... )
So now I seem to have read All The Fic. If it gets shorter I get crankier cause it usually doesn't put plot in. I read it all quick and only left comments a couple of times cause I'm helpful like that.
I have already read All The Fic in Due South on AO3 as well.
I know there is more fic on the internet than AO3. But once there's so much in one place it somehow gets harder to go looking elsewhere. Especially when it's searchable shiny and stuff. Series all in neat linked lists, searches you can organise by word count, tags... shiny.
So now if I want to read more I need to rediscover where the archives are at. Or the LJ rec comms maybe.
Trying to find the good fic, even the everyone recs it everyone thinks everyone has read it fic, is not so easy when one is not in the fandom any more.
Jack/Daniel with Warnings for non-con and character death.
Somewhere that isn't all xover AUs all the time.
... there are only so many quantum mirror stories one can read in a lifetime.
Actually, there's only a week before college starts again. Probably I'll stop being on such a fanfic kick.
I was going to say I could write more if I read less, but I don't think I could, I tend to grind to a halt after two or three thousand words and just not recharge for a while.