Asking for advice
Saturday, August 1st, 2015 10:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
serai.
...from those of you who read, and especially those of you who've written, chapter fics.
High Contrast really does seem to be turning into an actual chaptered, long-form fic. I'm working on putting together an archive page, so I can point people to it when I get a new piece, etc.
My question is this: how should I arrange the listing? The first bits of the story I got over a decade ago, and now this stuff is coming in. But it's not now, nor has it ever, emerged in chronological order. The pieces come in willy-nilly, all over the place. So which would be more useful, do you think - listing in order of writing, or in the chronological order of the story?
Which would you do as a writer, and which would you prefer as a reader? I'm on the fence, honestly. Opinions?
...from those of you who read, and especially those of you who've written, chapter fics.
High Contrast really does seem to be turning into an actual chaptered, long-form fic. I'm working on putting together an archive page, so I can point people to it when I get a new piece, etc.
My question is this: how should I arrange the listing? The first bits of the story I got over a decade ago, and now this stuff is coming in. But it's not now, nor has it ever, emerged in chronological order. The pieces come in willy-nilly, all over the place. So which would be more useful, do you think - listing in order of writing, or in the chronological order of the story?
Which would you do as a writer, and which would you prefer as a reader? I'm on the fence, honestly. Opinions?
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Date: Sunday, August 2nd, 2015 05:35 pm (UTC)