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Heres the full new CM no time stamp and audio this time!

Everyone is looking so good and we are so so happy to have them here!

#twisted wonderland #twst wonderland #riddle rosehearts #ace trappola #deuce spade #trey clover #cater diamond #deuseb.txt #i feel a little embarrassed about my 2am ppst now #but i wss very excited #can you blame me

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fanfic speedrun: write the scene you want to write and skip the rest of the fic

(same goes on the reader side of things)

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I’m seeing people on this post who think that what I’m saying is, “Write out of order, starting with the things you enjoy most.” And while that’s fine advice, it’s not actually what I said.

What I said was, “Only write the thing that’s fun, and don’t write the rest.”

Write one shots. Write drabbles. Write ficlets. If you have 5 interesting scenes but you can’t figure out how to tie them together into a fic, then write 5 separate ficlets, post them in a series, and when you get another idea for that series just plop it right in there and rearrange the works into the right order.

You don’t have to write longfic to write fanfic.

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I love one shots. One shots are awesome. One shots don’t fuck around. One shots are a hit of pure, distilled fandom straight into the veins. They know what they’re here to accomplish and by God they accomplish it with as little extraneous bullshit as possible. Sometimes you don’t want a 30 chapter slow-burn epic five course meal; it too much. Sometimes you just want to down a double-expresso one shot of your favorite character and ride that high for the rest of the afternoon.

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What about like, oneshots that need context? i.e. how a ship got to be a ship, what events led to X and Y

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Write that as your summary, then do the thing. You don’t actually need to explain in detail. For example:

A and B are celebrating their first wedding anniversary.

The team are on the run from [Big Bad] and while they’re holed up in a hotel they plan their next move

Boom. Done. How they met and fell in love and got married doesn’t matter. How Big Bad found them or what happens next doesn’t matter. You can write those things another time, if you ever want to, but for now you can just do the part that you want.

And if you never want to write more? Okay. You don’t have to.

Just write that scene. Your readers can imagine the rest.