Submitted by irk on Tue, 02/23/2010 - 10:34pm
Web Fiction Guide
18% (17 votes)
Muse's Success
0% (0 votes)
Digital Novelists
4% (4 votes)
WebLit.us
1% (1 vote)
An ad on another site (plz name site in comments)
20% (19 votes)
Twitter
14% (13 votes)
Irk or Char's DeviantArt
1% (1 vote)
Yaoi Gallery
15% (14 votes)
Link from other online fiction (plz name site in comments)
17% (16 votes)
Mentioned in a forum or blog (plz cite name in comments)
1% (1 vote)
I found/received a card/paper tab that led me here
0% (0 votes)
Other (please comment and describe)
9% (8 votes)
Total votes: 94
Comments
9 February 2009
2 weeks 2 days
I sold my soul. Well, what was left of it.
I am the bridge-jumping friend your parents warned you about.
12 April 2009
1 year 6 months
...I still can't remember. Everything that happened before I sat in front of the computer for hours reading all the posts on the blogspot site is just a blur. I like to think I came across it by mysterous magical means but I was probably lookng for web fiction in order to procrastinate.
I found the site by following a link from HPRPG.net.
19 February 2009
9 hours 26 min
I uh, write it. :D
9 February 2009
2 weeks 2 days
I think we should start competing on wordcount, since I just noticed I'm about to hit 4,000 words of FAIL and all and you know how I get when I'm competitive. XD
Not that your cute squeeing whenever I update isn't encouraging enough! :D
I am the bridge-jumping friend your parents warned you about.
12 February 2010
1 year 5 months
I put Web Fiction Guide, but I mainly discovered that, and a host of you online authors, through 1889.ca.
Blame MCM (really, for so many things, including typo corrections). :o)
7 July 2009
1 year 8 months
The question is, how did I find you on Twitter?
Also, voted twice, sorry (both for Twitter)
~L
Lyn Thorne-Alder
http://addergoole.com/lyn
9 February 2009
2 weeks 2 days
Reacharound! :D
By which I mean *I* found *you* on Twitter via general WebLit "omg look other authors! tee-hee-" searching about.
I am the bridge-jumping friend your parents warned you about.
25 February 2010
1 year 11 months
I found the ad on the y!Gallery to be very... persuasive. ;]
7 March 2010
1 year 9 months
I've been kicking around MeiLin Miranda's sites, Web Fiction Guide, and the weblit circles on twitter for awhile. PK has always been there in the background, so I finally got caught up in the last couple weeks.
Strong Heart
A female mercenary who insists she's a man, a naive young magician, and interesting times ahead.
20 December 2009
1 year 2 months
Found it via an add on a web comic called clan of the cats... never been on a web fiction guide^^
I was, I am, I will be
creating and destroying worlds, master of life and death.
Out of nothing I bring light to victory, the day I drown in darkness, in twilight I resurrect the sun and moon.
I am eternal, the Night.
Followed a rec link at the Shadow of the Templar fan LJ community.
I followed a Project Wonderful Ad from HPRPG.NET!
>.> Your button was shiny.
19 February 2009
9 hours 26 min
Hah! Thanks for confirming my hunch that I should advertise there. :D
ad by project wonderful.
25 March 2010
1 year 7 months
I followed a link from the webcomic Goodbye Chains! yaaaaay
From whence derive the paper and the ink
That I have filled with you; if I should sink,
It is the fault of love, not of my art.
---Petrarch
9 February 2009
2 weeks 2 days
YAY GOODBYE CHAINS! Even though they are currently BREAKING MY HEART. ;__;
I am the bridge-jumping friend your parents warned you about.
MeiLin Miranda! Although I am pretty sure I saw some ads on Goodbye Chains too. I knew you were there, I just wasn't ready for the undertaking of reading everything until recently (Because really, who can just read one entry at a time?) =)
I was looking for info on the Japanese anime/manga series Peacock King.
9 February 2009
2 weeks 2 days
http://tinyurl.com/245dodr
♥
I am the bridge-jumping friend your parents warned you about.
19 February 2009
9 hours 26 min
Well yeah, I think that's how the person GOT here. xD We do dominate the Google rankings for "Peacock King".