Well, thank god no other author thinks like her, or fanfic writers would cease to exist, and we'd be living in a world of uncreative hell.
What's all this shit about "fanfic writers think the author's ending sucks and wants to create their own ending because that's the way they want it to be"? We are NOT, for the record, trying to screw with the original endings. Because the characters and the plots only take a certain, narrow path in the author's book, fanfic writers tend to explore all the other possibilities of a plot and/or character to see if they can create something new and original yet still canon. It's perfectly harmless; we're not doing it for money, and it gives us a chance to explore and hone our own writing skills.
No bitch is going to put a lid on our creativity. Hobbs is just going to have to live with fanfic writers for the rest of her life.
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Date: 2007-12-29 04:18 pm (UTC)What's all this shit about "fanfic writers think the author's ending sucks and wants to create their own ending because that's the way they want it to be"? We are NOT, for the record, trying to screw with the original endings. Because the characters and the plots only take a certain, narrow path in the author's book, fanfic writers tend to explore all the other possibilities of a plot and/or character to see if they can create something new and original yet still canon. It's perfectly harmless; we're not doing it for money, and it gives us a chance to explore and hone our own writing skills.
No bitch is going to put a lid on our creativity. Hobbs is just going to have to live with fanfic writers for the rest of her life.