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I have to admit that I'm very, very bad with rereading my own stuff. And I tend to hate everything I write, unless I leave it alone for months and months, then read it like, a year later. And then I wonder how the hell I managed to write it in the first place. Not a very nice process, but because of that I'm determined to say "I AM A GOOD WRITER" in this here comment today.

I love this untitled Letterboys ficlet (http://trumpeterofdoom.livejournal.com/590998.html) that I wrote for ephemera in fic_requests. I hardly ever write them because I'm convinced that I won't meet my own standards for Letterboys, which is stupid, right? I tend to write very simply, and I love the slice-of-life stuff, which I like to think I do well. And I love the untitled AJ meets Mason for the first time ficlet (http://trumpeterofdoom.livejournal.com/570536.html), because it was gen and I managed to pull it off. Other slice-of-life stuff I liked writing: untitled AJ/Kevin (http://trumpeterofdoom.livejournal.com/273154.html), and 50 sentences of Letterboys (http://trumpeterofdoom.livejournal.com/413064.html).

I also love Not In A Month Of Sundays (http://trumpeterofdoom.livejournal.com/588151.html), and I am so glad Mette made me write out of my comfort zone. There is only ONE mention of AJ in there, and he's not part of the pairing. I'm not so fond of my longer stories, but Hair of the Dog (http://www.juppy.org/santa/stories.php?ForAuthorID=53&Year=2005) is probably my most complete fic to date. I always end up rushing for Sesa, and while I love the plot of Theatre AU a lot ("") more, Hair of the Dog holds a special place in my heart.