Hi! I’m writing a FNAF fanfic!
Firstly- all my tumblr postings occur on mobile, so I seem unable to do a fun little “here’s the link” thing, or a “read more” so… bear with me. If you just wanna skip all the yada yada “me, this fic, more yapping, never written a fic before” the link is at the bottom!
Note: this is my personal blog. Yes, the DCA has those stupid spindly hands in a death grip on me, but I reblog other stuff, fandoms, and make rant/ramble posts about… everything. I got ADHD, I just be out here.
ANYWAY!
My FNAF fanfiction is an AU, haunt actor AU specifically.
Very indulgent- you move w no explanation as to why, I do my best to keep whether or not Reader has prior haunt experience unknown, (edit: nvm at some point I said we worked at a smaller haunt in the past. Who knows if I’ll remember that in future chapters. Indulgent w no beta is a terrible idea for an adhd person if y’all want strict continuity) you’re a haunt actor at a large amusement park that has an extended haunt season. The other appeal? They have five incredibly advanced animatronics working there. Chica, Roxy, Monty, and the attendant have their own zones. Freddy is the beloved wandering character.
Warnings- it’s a Halloween haunt, and I’m being incredibly accurate in as much as I can, so there will be drunk guests, people getting their nicotine fix before the shift, the attractions are gory & either touch on sensitive or taboo topics (mainly cannibalism… it’s a Halloween haunt. We’re gonna talk about eating someone’s toes or something.) as well as potential phobias (example: clowns. There are more ofc.)
It’s my first time writing a fanfic, let alone posting, if there’s ANYTHING I do wrong/need to do that I didn’t, etc. do not be scared to tell me! I want to learn how to do this right. I took a singular “creative writing” class back in HS, about a decade ago. I pound out ESSAYS like they’re nothin but actual world building and dialogue…? (I suck at dialogue irl w ADHD… let’s be so fr rn.)
Now, presenting my fanfic, “Swamp Monsters, DareDevils, Butchers, and… Jesters?”
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