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[pacificpikachu]

LOL, whut.

I'm still continuously getting reviews for my Pokémon fanfics...that I wrote anywhere from five to ten years ago. I mean, it's great that people still love them, and I actually still love some of them, but it's kind of strange how many people are reading them even after all this time. O_o;

There's one in particular that I started six or seven years ago, wrote about two thousand or three thousand words on it, and then dropped because its premise was so bizarre, and I swear I've gotten at least four reviews in the last month from different people begging me to continue it. Um...sorry people, I would, but it's just so out there I don't even know how I would go about writing it with any amount of seriousness.

Haha, I just think it's funny how many people are still reading things I wrote when I was so young. It's kind of encouraging. Perhaps in December I'll write those two Pokémon fanfics that have been bothering at my mind for quite a while now. Now that I'm back in the regular writing groove, I might be actually able to get something done.

(By the way, 30K! I was going to do 31K last night, but I got distracted by Ghost Hound.)

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[trf-chan.livejournal.com]

I still get reviews for really old stuff, too. It is rather amusing. XD

[toboe-lonewolf.livejournal.com]

What'd I like to know is how in the world they're finding them. I mean, they're buried within the Pit and HOW ARE THEY FINDING THEM?!?!?!

I just got a review for one of my old fics recently and man, it's just...I wanna know how in the world people still know I exist. XD

[pacificpikachu.livejournal.com]

I don't know! That's another baffling bit of confusion. WTF? Do they just slog through hundreds or thousands of really REALLY old 'fics for no reason?

[kipole.livejournal.com]

That's fantastic. I didn't write a story until I was sixteen, but since then I've been doing pretty well. Good job on the long-lasting fans, or fans of your story several years later, anyhow.

Perhaps one of the scariest things about being an authro is facin that day when a critic will say, "You have reached your peak. Please don't write anymore." You can either listen or ignore, as you desire. But they may be right, when they tell you that.