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check in day 22
How is the writing going today? What about yesterday?
Discussion: Canon. When you write fic do you stick to the canon or do you explore it?
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Today I
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My progress is
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Mean: 5.80 Median: 6 Std. Dev 1.72
Mean: 5.80 Median: 6 Std. Dev 1.72
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Discussion: Canon. When you write fic do you stick to the canon or do you explore it?
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I am very much a stick-to-canon person, so much of what I write are gapfillers. One of my main WIPs is an AU, however, which due to its AU-ness, is not exactly canon; however, even when I do change canon (like having characters be alive when they die in canon) everything else I write is canon-based -- the goal being to see how canon is affected when certain characters are inserted back into the timeline.