One Advantage

[ithildin]

I've been posting 'I Remember You Not Fondly' to fanfiction.net as well, and since they track hits by part, I've been able to see how many people are sticking with the story as I post. I was pleasantly surprised to discover mote than 60 people on ff.net are following along. Not too bad for a non D/M Highlander story, and one that's technically a crossover. I say technically, because there are no Star Trek characters in the story. But it is set in that universe, so a crossover it is. Oh, and it has an original character, and that's strike three! So considering how unpopular in general the categories my fic falls under are, I'm quite surprised that so many people are reading. On LJ, there's no real way to tell, so it's one advantage to posting on an alternate venue. Especially when there are zero comments. At least you know someone's reading if nothing else. Which is always reassuring.

This was my insecure writer post for July [g]

Comments

[muses-circle.livejournal.com]

That's just proof that you're a good writer... and I should get off my lazy butt and read said story!

I personally enjoy it when people comment. I honestly wish more would, because God knows I try to comment on everything I read, even if it's a "good job" or "keep up the good work".

*hugs* I have no doubt you're a good writer, and it's okay to feel insecure. I know I'm going through that. ;)

[ithildyn.livejournal.com]

I enjoy it as well. Audience interaction is always of the good [g]

Thanks [hugs back] I think it just goes with the territory!