the deep moans round with many voices

RemixRedux 11 assignments are out! I matched my remixee on two fandoms, and am currently trawling through their archive. (They have also written in a bunch of other fandoms I know, not to mention a lot that I don't know and/or do know but am actively uninterested in for various reasons, but I'm reading the main ones first.)

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To whoever is remixing me, I would like to say three things:

First, please do not worry excessively about my feelings. You are not writing a story for me. (I already wrote that version! It's the one you're reading. *grin*) What you are doing is taking a scenario I played with and writing the version that you want to see out there in the world.

Second, WIPs should be labeled as such in the summary metadata on my master list posts. If something is instead labeled as a fragment, that means it is a piece of what ought to be a larger story, but I didn't feel like writing the larger story (for whatever reason) so the fragment is functionally complete as posted and thus free to be remixed.

Third, if we happened to match on Harry Potter, please feel free to treat any of the component ficlets of "Fixation, and Other Stories" as separate, standalone works for remixing purposes -- especially the ones from the "Other Stories" chapters, since those are not part of any unified narrative. Even aside from that, they were all written as individual ficlets, and could just as easily have been posted as a series collection rather than a single over-arching story.

I think those are the only points that might be unclear.

I wish you the best of luck in your writing!

--Liz

Hi!

All my fanfiction is available via my master fiction directory post. I hope you find something that speaks to you.

You will note that some of my stories are posted in more than one place, while others are only on my journal. I often use LJ and DW as a collective beta-reader, and if I subsequently repost a story to another site, I edit it first. Therefore, if a story is up on Fanfiction.net or FictionAlley as well as my journal, please read the non-journal version. Some of the stories only have minor changes, but some are significantly different in their final versions, and I would like to at least try to put my best foot forward.

If a story is available on ff.net and FA, please read the ff.net version, as I haven't edited my FA account for quite some time and there may be minor discrepancies between archives. On the other hand, if a story is available on ff.net and the AO3, those versions will be exactly the same, so it doesn't matter which archive you choose to patronize. :-)

Best wishes to you,
Liz

It turns out I have internet access after all!

I am currently mooching off an unsecured network, but I am in the process of negotiating shared wireless with my upstairs neighbors (a young couple with an adorable dog)... presuming we can get their computer to talk to mine, which is looking kind of dicey at the moment. But I hope we can get that straightened out, because shared access is CHEAPER access, and I am all about saving money.

(Except when I spend it on Star Trek novels. But it was free money anyway -- my old landlords had a garage sale today, and they agreed to give me the profits from anything of mine they sold. And if I took that $6.00 and promptly bought used books, well, whatever! It was my cash, after all. *grin*)

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I am not sure what the point of 'Dear Remixer' letters is -- after all, you're not really writing a story for me. I already wrote that one; it's called the original version. *grin* The point now is for you to write a new story for you. If I like your version, that's a happy bonus. (This is why I did not choose a safe story this year.)

But I do have a couple technical details to clarify. My archive post contains links to every piece of fanfiction I've written. The thing is, my stories are often publicly available in more than one version, and I do have preferences about which one you use as the basis for your remix.

If a story is posted in more than one place, I generally prefer you to read the version on fanfiction.net. The stories I post on my journal are sort of in public beta; the versions on ff.net are then edited from the journal version. When I have HP stories posted on both ff.net and FictionAlley, I would still prefer you to read the ff.net version, because those versions are more likely to have been subsequently corrected for plot goofs, tone issues, or fiddly spelling and grammar errors that neither I nor my betas caught the first time around. Finally, there are a couple HP stories posted on my journal and FA, but not on ff.net; in those cases, please read the FA version.

That's all, really. I hope you find something in my writing that catches your interest!