It was the Coal of Times

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It was the best of assignments, it was the worst of assignments, it was the age of gaming your offers, it was the age of forgetting to remove that one fandom from your offers, it was the epoch of treat writing, it was the epoch of apocapinch-hits, it was the season of fics of your dreams, it was the season of explicit DNW spitefic, it was the spring of hope that the anon in the comment above is writing for you, it was the winter of ars_belli is your author.

Prompts revealed and Madness opens: Approx 9 November
Default deadline: 11 December, 9am UTC
Assignment deadline: 18 December, 9am UTC
Main Collection Reveals: 25 December (time tba)

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Comments

Re: Would you be disappointed

[(Anonymous)]

+1000

A lot of fandom nowadays is about not just "More is better" but "MOST is better" which is what leads to stuff like 150K slow burn fics where they maybe kiss at the end.

Re: Would you be disappointed

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think this is a "nowadays" thing; there were plenty of superlong fics in my fandoms written in the early and mid 00s with dubious amounts of plot.

Re: Would you be disappointed

[(Anonymous)]

+1

m/m slash has been "The love that never shuts up!" since I first encountered the genre in the 1990s.

Re: Would you be disappointed

[(Anonymous)]

DC

All fic has been like that since the 90s, nonny. All of it. m/m isn't special that way.

Fuck, the longest fic ever written is apparently a 4.5 million word genfic for some video game on ff.net. You'll be happy to know it's still incomplete.