Danger's a big part of it, I think. He has to be dangerous. Thank you! Lol, I find our chats really useful - not only do they make me want to write more, but they also help me hash out ideas and theories like nothing else. :) I'm glad you're getting encouragement out of them too.
It doesn't have to be finished, but I'd prefer no crossovers. That's probably an impossible task, though. Oops!
It seems that there's a set formula that every crossover has to go through. There're the so-and-so from x-fandom goes to Hogwarts ones and the Harry/Hermione leave the wizarding world and meet so-and-so from x-fandom ones. And there's always twu wub or paranoia because all strangers have to support Voldemort or something along those lines. I think that I've seen...two? Two that didn't (and weren't written by me) and they were both one shots. And that's it. For a genre that requires creative hoop-jumping to exist there sure isn't very much creativity going on.
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Date: 2014-05-03 05:15 pm (UTC)From:It doesn't have to be finished, but I'd prefer no crossovers. That's probably an impossible task, though. Oops!
It seems that there's a set formula that every crossover has to go through. There're the so-and-so from x-fandom goes to Hogwarts ones and the Harry/Hermione leave the wizarding world and meet so-and-so from x-fandom ones. And there's always twu wub or paranoia because all strangers have to support Voldemort or something along those lines. I think that I've seen...two? Two that didn't (and weren't written by me) and they were both one shots. And that's it. For a genre that requires creative hoop-jumping to exist there sure isn't very much creativity going on.