TWWK wrote:No. 5: Most fanfics need to include dialogue. Even if you feel your dialogue is awkward and unrealistic, it's something you can work with and edit. Without it, your piece is likely to be monotonous and difficult to read.
Nate (post: 1458396) wrote:What if you're writing a Gon fanfic?
rocklobster (post: 1458470) wrote:11. Use sex scenes only if they're extremely necessary, especially rape scenes.
rocklobster (post: 1458470) wrote:9. No Mary Sues or variations thereof.
steenajack (post: 1458479) wrote:12) No Mary Sues or Gary Stews.
Yuki-Anne (post: 1458532) wrote:Hey, have you guys ever seen "spork," which is when people take really bad fanfiction and essentially pull an MST3k on it, editing in their own commentary in bold text? A few years back I was really into that. I even sporked one of my own Mary Sue fanfictions from when I was too young to know any better.
Ante Bellum (post: 1458538) wrote:I've only read a My Immortal commentary my roommate did. After I read it, I shared it with some friends, who quoted it in their Facey Space statuses for a while.
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