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Fandom snowflake - Day 2
Jan. 3rd, 2022 12:27 pmIn your own space, set some goals for the coming year. They can be fannish or not, public or private.
Only fandom goals here! It's, mostly, a fandom journal.
I will take the same resolutions as last time reading-wise: finishing my bingo, at least 52 books, one every week, at least 26 that are "risks", not just advancing a series or reading a very short thing.
Writing-wise, I also have comms to advance: ladiesbingo (I have written fics. they're just, unfortunately, not in a line, I need a line). fam-fic (one fic left!), horrible-bingo... I still have my at least 42 fics goals. It motivated me end of last year.
But I also need to reach more abstract goals: not being so frustrated by lack of feedback, write things I want outside exchanges and challenges... It's hard. lack of feedback hurts even more when you really liked what you did. But does it did I must be afraid to write things I really want?
Do you have tips to manage lack of feedback? Or neutral feedback "not bad, no grammar mistakes" or just "thank you for writing for me" on something you poured your heart into?
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Only fandom goals here! It's, mostly, a fandom journal.
I will take the same resolutions as last time reading-wise: finishing my bingo, at least 52 books, one every week, at least 26 that are "risks", not just advancing a series or reading a very short thing.
Writing-wise, I also have comms to advance: ladiesbingo (I have written fics. they're just, unfortunately, not in a line, I need a line). fam-fic (one fic left!), horrible-bingo... I still have my at least 42 fics goals. It motivated me end of last year.
But I also need to reach more abstract goals: not being so frustrated by lack of feedback, write things I want outside exchanges and challenges... It's hard. lack of feedback hurts even more when you really liked what you did. But does it did I must be afraid to write things I really want?
Do you have tips to manage lack of feedback? Or neutral feedback "not bad, no grammar mistakes" or just "thank you for writing for me" on something you poured your heart into?
.
