S3E4. Use of Time in Narrative (Or, Defending the Artistic Merit of your Vampire Smut)
In this episode, Jo (@pebblysand) and Lani (@copper-dust) delve into the use of time in narrative, focusing on techniques such as flashbacks, foreshadowing, and non-linear storytelling. Lani discusses her approach to incorporating time in her fanfiction, emphasizing the importance of moments of emotional intensity. They explore the use of non-linear narrative structures, discussing how they can enhance character development and mirror immersive thinking. They also share our strategies for handling transitions and overcoming challenges when incorporating time-related elements into fanfiction.This week, we mention: Books: He Said/She Said by Erin KellyFandoms: Harry Potter, Silk (BBC)Fics: Maps to the Stars’ Homes by Lizbee, The Atoners by copper_dust, The Seam Between by copper_dust, Check the Spindle by copper_dust, castles by pebblysand, Children by pebblysand, Merry Men by copper_dust, Seven Simple Machines by fluorescentgrey, the fault in faulty manufacturing by pebblysand, ce ne sont que des cailloux by pebblysandFilm: Memento, Inception Previous episodes: [BONUS] Wattpad & Platforms with @MyLittleDuckies (Or, Please, Save Your Works!)Your recommendations for this week are:The Tortured Poets Department by Taylor SwiftBad Blood by John Carreyrou (and the Bad Blood: The Final Chapter podcast)You can find us online at:The Fanfic Writer’s Craft: tumblr ; spotify ; ko-fiLani (@copper-dust): tumblr ; AO3Jo (@pebblysand): tumblr ; AO3
# Fanfiction techniquesVarious writing strategies and methods specific to creating fanfiction that resonate with fan communities and enhance storytelling.
