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silvainshadows_archive) wrote2009-06-06 12:02 am
silvainshadows_archive) wrote2009-06-06 12:02 am
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Mild frustration of the fandom-y sort
Have you ever found something- a book series, a movie, a tv show- that you really liked, but apparently only a handful of people knew about? If you haven't... it is really, really frustrating, from a fandom perspective.
See, there are these books that I absolutely love, a six-book series that I'm pretty sure the author said he's basically done with, and they ended on a pseudo-cliffhanger, where most everything was resolved but there was the possibility of more. And I want to read fanfic for them. And the only fanfic I can find is an utterly craptastic thing I wrote and never should've posted, which is really sad.
These are the books in question. I read them in seventh grade, and spent AGES getting my own copies of them afterward- book six I couldn't find until a year or two ago- and I think they might be out of print, but I adore them. And I need fanfic and there is none, and it's killing me.
Blah, fandom, why so invisible? :-(
See, there are these books that I absolutely love, a six-book series that I'm pretty sure the author said he's basically done with, and they ended on a pseudo-cliffhanger, where most everything was resolved but there was the possibility of more. And I want to read fanfic for them. And the only fanfic I can find is an utterly craptastic thing I wrote and never should've posted, which is really sad.
These are the books in question. I read them in seventh grade, and spent AGES getting my own copies of them afterward- book six I couldn't find until a year or two ago- and I think they might be out of print, but I adore them. And I need fanfic and there is none, and it's killing me.
Blah, fandom, why so invisible? :-(