Neat little fanfic meme I nabbed somewhere...

[transemacabre]

Pretend for a minute that the only contact you have ever had with me is through my fic. We've never exchanged LJ comments or emails, never hung out in chat or on YM, never talked on the phone or met each other in person, none of that stuff. The only thing you know about me is the kind of fic I write.

What kind of person would you think I am? How would you describe my attitudes and opinions about real-life issues? Or, to use the rephrased question:

Based on the way I write my characters, and the way they speak, think, and behave, what would that say to you about my attitudes and opinions about real-life issues?

Comments

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Hmmm, here's several fics I'm especially proud of, for varying reasons. I'm trying for a mix of humor, drama, and fandoms for you here.

Only Human (http://mississippienne.livejournal.com/14700.html#cutid1), which is slash, but non-graphic. It's about humanity.

The Dead Guys (http://mississippienne.livejournal.com/tag/dead+guys) series, which I originally conceived as sort of a surreal, humorous take on the buddy genre, but which took a 180 degree turn right off the bat.

Kangaroo Voyeurs (http://mississippienne.livejournal.com/4321.html#cutid1), a 100 word het drabble spawned from a very strange challenge.

After the Affair (http://mississippienne.livejournal.com/6692.html#cutid1), which is once again non-graphic slash. A story about infidelity.

Five Things That Never Happened to John Plantagenet (http://mississippienne.livejournal.com/2444.html#cutid1). Historical fic. You remember King John from Shakespeare's play? It's about him, and five things that never happened to him.