Writing

[louiselux]

I reread one of my latest springkink fics yesterday and discovered it wasn't as good as I thought it was. How extremely annoying of it. However, perhaps if I leave it and read it again tomorrow it will have got better again.

My brain does seem to work like this with my own stories. One day I can hardly bear to read anything of mine, and another day I can like it all again. Does this happen to anyone else? But just recently I see more and more flaws in my writing and where it could be better. Which possibly might mean I am on a learning curve, I suppose.

Comments

[elyndys.livejournal.com]

That totally happens to me too. There are some stories I look back at fondly, then I actually go and *read* them again and go "This isn't very good at all!" ^^' But then I'll read it again another day and go "Hey, it's OK after all!" Which is a better feeling, but very confusing.

(Also, things you thought were way out filth at first lose their dirtiness. Which, in the case of what I'm writing atm, is a good thing, cos I was actually kind of shocked at myself, but now I've realised it's not so bad. XD)

[louiselux.livejournal.com]

Come on, you have to tell me what that is now!! XD

[elyndys.livejournal.com]

Sadly it's Jpop RPS related. *hangs head in shame* My enthusiasm for turning boys into girls remains undimmed, even in the word of popslash. *slinks away*

[louiselux.livejournal.com]

Heee! Let's face it, they're almost girls anyway.