A question for fic readers and writers: if a prologue has been set in the future and you then return to that point in time in the course of the fic, can you trust the reader to recall what has happened in the prologue which was some 60 000 words earlier or should there at least be some recap? (the prologue does contain actual plot which is important to sesequent events)
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there is an important rl decision to be made, hence I procrastinate
A question for fic readers and writers: if a prologue has been set in the future and you then return to that point in time in the course of the fic, can you trust the reader to recall what has happened in the prologue which was some 60 000 words earlier or should there at least be some recap? (the prologue does contain actual plot which is important to sesequent events)
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Alles neu macht der Mai
Or at least this month has brought me shiny new internet with faster upload speed, which finally got around to setting up and configuring the way I…
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Mostly about things to look forward to
An update at long last. Somehow, I find myself updating my other journal more frequently than this one, probabhly because my fannish and internet…
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Easter/Vacation week (still no rest for the wicked, but an LJ post at least)
Not that I will be going anywhere (at least I hope not!), but according to the study calender, this week, termed Easter Week in the schedule is a…
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