Guess I'm Getting Better At Sewing With The Machine!!!!

yeah uh... don't do this :)

OK diwhdiwjd I did another dumb compilation of noises but this time it's Damao's dog sounds!!!

Since I never beta my work, my goal is to find a funny way to say it in the tags.

The typical one I use is “no beta I die like a red shirt”, but last time I used a “no beta I die like Splinter” for a 2012 TMNT fic, and my last DS9 fic I wrote “no beta I die like a Jem’Hadar”.

And idk I think it’s hilarious. I can’t wait to get to my next fic and write something wild.

2019-2021 had me go bonkers with me feeling so well and having so much time and fun

Like damn the amount of stuff I wrote

but then 2022-2023 I have like... so few works per year because lmaooo less time and energy since I had to move and have more stuff to do

Chapter: 1/1

Words: 1198

Language: English  

Fandom: Star Trek, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine            

Rating: General Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Relationship: Garashir, Julian Bashir/Elim Garak

Characters: Julian Bashir, Elim Garak

Additional tags: They've been pining for a long time, it's soft (kinda), let's say it just doesn't have angst, No Beta, I tend to die like a redshirt

This is the only tiktok you’ll ever need, I’ve made about 13 of these and I’m not stopping anytime soon

Cross-posting my work to SquidgeWorld without changing anything in them because,,, you know, archive

and omg...

I was writing like garbage

HA GOT A KNIFE OMF

HE HERE TO FUCJ YOU UP AN D BEAT YOU DOZN

Don’t Add Fanfiction To Your Goodreads Shelf

Hi folks, I know some of you like to use Goodreads to track all your reading and don’t want to distinguish between books and fanfiction.

I am, however, begging you not to do this. It is extremely jarring and disconcerting to be a fic author and find your works somewhere in the wild where you did not personally put them. Fics are not books, are not published in the same way as books, and exist in a precarious legal space.

Please don’t attempt to elide the separation that exists between fandom and the world of official publishing.