Check in: day 11

[lilly_c]

How is today going for you?

I’m just about to start on my fic for the day and depending on how my editing goes I can get something new posted later on. I hope.

Poll #14688

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 3

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Today I have

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written
3 (100.0%)

edited
1 (33.3%)

posted
0 (0.0%)

sent to beta
0 (0.0%)

researched
0 (0.0%)

had a break
0 (0.0%)

dealt with life
1 (33.3%)

My progress is

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Mean: 5.33 Median: 5 Std. Dev 2.05

Terrible 1		0 (0.0%)
2		0 (0.0%)
3		1 (33.3%)
4		0 (0.0%)
5		1 (33.3%)
6		0 (0.0%)
7		0 (0.0%)
8		1 (33.3%)
9		0 (0.0%)
Fantastic 10		0 (0.0%)

Discussion: Plot holes in canon, compelled to fix them in fic (fanfic flamingo)


When you find a plot hole(s) in your canon do you write a fix-it fic or do you ignore it?

For some reason plot holes and canon mistakes spark my creativity a little more than other canon elements, including the shipper stuff and I tend to write fix-it and missing scenes for the times canon fails especially on the long running TV series that I write fic for.

Comments

[merryghoul]

I also tend to write fix-it fic as well. Currently I've got to go through a Burn Notice fic where I'm fixing huge gaps in the series finale, and I'm also intrigued in writing fic to fix a lot of Sleepy Hollow's canon.

[ladygriddlebone]

I wish I could write fix-it fic. I just can never seem to find a good way to do it. It always feels like my fix-it attempts don't "fit".