I've noticed that a lot of authors, particularly those that write in many different genres and dabble in both original fiction and fanfiction, have Livejournals to post the entire body of their work.
I have a question for all of you that read this (sporadically updated, I know) blog:
Should I make one?
I already post my work on many, many, many other websites (fictionpress, Academy of Bards, Athenaeum, fanfiction, P&P...), so I'm wondering, would a well-organized livejournal with EVERYTHING I've ever written EVER be worthwhile?
Vote in comments or whatever.
A) Yes!
B) No, I don't think you need one.
C) No, I hate LJ.
D) No, I hate you. (Why are you reading this blog?)
E) All of the above
F) I hate multiple choice questions and polls...
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4 comments:
Sounds like a good idea ...though i have never seen or used Live Journal.
Why is E an option? Is it for people who are confused? I've yet to be introduced to this Live Journal contraption... Though I suppose it would give you more exposure. Why not?
I find livejournal really clunky, and I don't like to use it. But it does seem to be really popular for fiction writers especially. I guess why not? \
(My gut reply is C. Livejournal, blech.)
Hmm...I keep voting for A. But it's your decision. There are LJ communities for slash/femmeslash writers in case you haven't heard yet.
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