Hmm...

[charleygirl]

I've been wondering whether to start a fiction journal, so that (providing the muse sticks around!) those who aren't interested won't get their flist spammed by my fic.

Any thoughts?

Comments

[sharpiefan.livejournal.com]

I don't really write enough fic to justify having my own fic journal (although I do have a separate journal for Sharpe stuff, because I set that up when I started to RP as him for pwn_britannia. I don't mind either way, but I do like reading fics, so I'll probably friend any fic journal you do set up.

[tinuvielberen.livejournal.com]

I probably am spamming people who friended me for fic with my RL stuff!

But I can't be arsed to keep two journals; and I find I enjoy reading stuff by people I know, anyway.

[wee-mango.livejournal.com]

Go for it if you like. :) Personally I probably would because you would know where everything is. ;)

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[iansmomesq.livejournal.com]

I did it... mainly because of the once in a while NC-17 fic I'd write. I know there are some on my flist who are and som who aren't interested in that... or any of my fic for that matter because my Rated G stuff tends to be extremely sappy, so I created dukesfreers. It also keeps some of the fic people (like from crack_van separate from my personal stuff.