Dec. 3rd, 2011
It's not the first time I've seen this: a fan fiction author who's achieved BNF status and whose stories have become fairly popular and well known within the small pool of fandom (and even the Harry Potter fandom is a small pool relative to the world at large, sorry to say) thinks maybe all those thousands of hits and flattering reviews saying "You should become a professional author, I would totally buy your books!" might actually translate into a writing career.
To my knowledge, this has never, ever worked for anyone.
( You are a BNF in a tiny, tiny pool )
To my knowledge, this has never, ever worked for anyone.
( You are a BNF in a tiny, tiny pool )
It's not the first time I've seen this: a fan fiction author who's achieved BNF status and whose stories have become fairly popular and well known within the small pool of fandom (and even the Harry Potter fandom is a small pool relative to the world at large, sorry to say) thinks maybe all those thousands of hits and flattering reviews saying "You should become a professional author, I would totally buy your books!" might actually translate into a writing career.
To my knowledge, this has never, ever worked for anyone.
( You are a BNF in a tiny, tiny pool )
To my knowledge, this has never, ever worked for anyone.
( You are a BNF in a tiny, tiny pool )