So, going over some of the older fics that led me into fanfics got my eyes misting over about the "good ol' days", when my standards were much lower and bad spelling and grammar was glossed over. I think I also remembered haggling over holographic first edition pokemon cards too.
Anyways, reminisce about how great (or terrible) fanfics were back in the 90s or whenever you first started reading them, get misty eyed about writers who have moved out of the fanfic community, and post links if you want. I'll start off with Gregg Sharp/Metroanime with his Bets series. <a href='http://www.asynjor.com/fanfic/sharp.html' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Here's where I found them first.</a> Definitely some of the most fun readings I've had, though a lot of them felt like they were cut short. Especially with how Wild Horses and Pokeboys ended, though it was done rather well. Thinking about it now, the logistics of fleshing it out would have proven to be overly cumbersome, so it was probably the best way of carrying out that plot ideas.
Anyways, reminisce about how great (or terrible) fanfics were back in the 90s or whenever you first started reading them, get misty eyed about writers who have moved out of the fanfic community, and post links if you want. I'll start off with Gregg Sharp/Metroanime with his Bets series. <a href='http://www.asynjor.com/fanfic/sharp.html' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Here's where I found them first.</a> Definitely some of the most fun readings I've had, though a lot of them felt like they were cut short. Especially with how Wild Horses and Pokeboys ended, though it was done rather well. Thinking about it now, the logistics of fleshing it out would have proven to be overly cumbersome, so it was probably the best way of carrying out that plot ideas.