Fan Fiction: A Personal Experience Of Writing Fanfiction

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I am a writer. I used to write fanfiction. I’ve been writing fanfiction about my favorite interests ever since I was in the seventh grade; I usually write angst or stories with happy endings. Writing fan fiction was a hobby of mine until I entered high school because I loved writing whatever was in my imagination and I get to express my thoughts and feelings. Nowadays, I write about analysis or evaluation of a story written decades ago. When it comes to essays or anything with a due date, I am determined to finish before that date. As I write an assignment, I would describe myself as a determined and concentrated writer who is externally crying. I cry because the assignment is hard. That was English 1CP and English 2H. If there’s no due date,

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