It's a humbling experience, that's for sure. And I find I have to constantly struggle against the instinct to tweak wordings and rearrange sentences as well as fixing basic typo's and formatting issues. I'm also updating my ff.net account, which only has 11 of my JAG stories as of today. When I post a new (old) story and get feedback on it, it's a little surreal, you know? But the problems with my website when I moved made me realize that cross-archiving everything was probably a good idea. -- Fic Recon

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Date Posted: 17:17:40 05/05/08 Mon
Author: Pixie
Subject: It's a humbling experience, that's for sure. And I find I have to constantly struggle against the instinct to tweak wordings and rearrange sentences as well as fixing basic typo's and formatting issues. I'm also updating my ff.net account, which only has 11 of my JAG stories as of today. When I post a new (old) story and get feedback on it, it's a little surreal, you know? But the problems with my website when I moved made me realize that cross-archiving everything was probably a good idea.
In reply to: Karen 's message, "I did that recently too. I did a lot of editing on punctuation and wording. Oddly enough found my early stories were too sparse and had to add a bit of explanation. What was in my head when I wrote didnt make it to paper and it was difficult to follow the story in some cases. Of course Im on the other side of the circle now and talk way too much Im told. I didnt change any storielines because I felt they were valid for the POV of the show at the time they were written but I did clean them up a bit technically." on 13:22:38 05/05/08 Mon

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