Time for another AU Check-in!

[sage]

Hello AU-Makers!! We hope you're having a ton of fun exploring your alternate universes! The posting weekends are coming in 7, 17, and 27 weeks, so you have LOTS of time yet to work on your various works! YAY!

If you have ANY questions at all, please ask! If you need help or want to recruit cheerleaders, betas, advice from people with specialized knowledge, and so forth, you're absolutely welcome to do that in the comments below. OR if you simply need a place to celebrate a breakthrough or to vent about how things aren't going as planned, you can do that, too.

CHAT NOTICE! Luzula posted a poll on doing brainstorming/support chats! If you missed it, plz go and vote so she can get that organized.

Optional Questions:
What are you making/going to make?
How far have you gotten?
What was the first DS-C6D show/film you ever saw? Most recent? Which has stayed with you longest?

Good luck, everybody! The next check-in post will be in 2 weeks. :)

Comments

Soapboxing *ahem*

[desireearmfeldt]

I am very fond of Slings & Arrows, but this hits me right in a pet peeve: I generally dislike sequels to things that had definite arcs and endings. Or, rather, if you have a new story to tell about these characters or this world that takes place next, great. But S&A wrapped up in a way that basically destroyed the universe, as far as telling more stories with these characters in this setting goes -- and because it's so arc-y, it doesn't leave a lot of room for large stories (of the same type) set within the timeline of the original seasons, either.

More is not always better!

I realize that this is an eccentric position for a writer of fanfic to hold. It's among the reasons that I never thought I'd end up writing fanfic. :) But it's not entirely inconsistent: I know of no S&A fic that writes a season 4 with the same old folks at New Burbage. Fic tells different sorts of stories than the original TV show, so it doesn't necessarily have all the same sequel problems.