Since discovering the existence of fan fiction, and by extension, FIMFiction, I've noticed that there are a lot of different writing techniques that literally annoy the piss out of me. In no particular order:
1. The moment killer.

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So, now that culture shock is finished, I can sit back and think about what I've learned about writing fics. I know that my writing left something to be desired, mainly with pacing and characterization. Anyone else have any input? I'd like to get started on my next piece, though it will be in a different light, and I want to have some pointers before I dive in.

Well, with the new turn of events with the story, I've had to slow down and do some research on the subject, and some serious thinking before proceeding. The story is no longer on hiatus, and is now a collaborative effort with Lumox6, who has been proofreading for me.

Well, my story kinda went sentient on me, and now it seems to just wanna do whatever it wants. Stuff like having binge chapter releases, or spouting random story arcs that I haven't even figured out how to get to. It's like chasing my kid around. Is this how authors think when they write? Because I'm gonna have to invest in a laptop or something soon if this twerp story of mine keeps it up.

I never thought I would get into writing period, let alone online, but with my life changing in what appears to be for the better (hopefully) I guess I can say it's time to try new things. I'll try to keep my story updated on a weekly basis, and I promise it will take on a much lighter mood, once everyone calms the fuck down and stops trying to kill each other.