Salut, j'ai plus de ships que je n'ai d'années de vies et je ne sais écrire essentiellement que des ones-shots.

Je lis beaucoup en anglais, j'écris surtout en français.

Aesthetic af, et incapable de ne pas avoir une musique en tête.

Rainbow Rowell (@rainbowrowell) a dit sur Twitter:

" I'm not sure why people compare books to fanfiction always in an unfavorable way. Fanfiction showed me that I could write exactly the sort of story that I want to read. With all of the thinking and feeling and talking and swooning.

I still find the pacing and focus of fanfiction to be more satisfying than most books. So when I say "This book reads is like fanfiction" I mean, "This book is giving me everything I want, with little regard for worn out conventions".

The thing I love most about fanfiction is the way things have time to breathe. So many traditionally published books are unpleasantly shackled to plot. Everything has to have a TICKING CLOCK. (If you try to sell a book, someone will use this phrase: WHERE IS THE TICKING CLOCK?)

Whereas, fanfiction is like, "You want to read 100, 000 words of two people stuck in a blizzard, working their shit out? PULL UP A CHAIR."

Where I'm going with this is -- "This original fiction is written like fanfiction" is what I'm looking for in a book. "

Et elle a entièrement raison.