Summary: A Series Of Moments In The Lives Of Sonic And Sally, Showing The Reflection Of Their Childhood

Summary: A series of moments in the lives of Sonic and Sally, showing the reflection of their childhood selves in their later relationship. The more things change, the more they realize what they had all along. Continuity: Sonic SatAM (with a little bit of game stuff where it fits) Tags: Fluff, Friendship/Love, Then and Now, Slice of Life Relationship Tags: Sally/Sonic

8: Fate Sonic the Hedgehog is not a fan.

And that's the last one. I had fun with these! (Also, if anyone is curious, I think #7 is still my favorite of the bunch, but this and #1 come in tied for second.)

Summary: A series of moments in the lives of Sonic and Sally, showing the reflection of their childhood selves in their later relationship. The more things change, the more they realize what they had all along. Continuity: Sonic SatAM (with a little bit of game stuff where it fits) Tags: Fluff, Friendship/Love, Then and Now, Slice of Life Relationship Tags: Sally/Sonic

5: Mind Being sick is more bearable when your roommate cares.

(If you've been having issues reading any of these prompt fills this week due to AO3's server issues, I do also post to my FFN account, where you can find this prompt collection for reading. It's not my preferred place to post, as the formatting sometimes gets messed up, but it is a backup location if needed.)

I made a thing. I'm not sorry.

super simple low-effort ao3 summary methods that are 1000% better and 1000% less annoying than just saying you suck at summaries:

copypaste the first few lines of the fic. u already wrote 'em. let 'em be their own damn hook

if ur feeling fancy & don't mind showing ur hand a bit, copypaste the first few lines of the fic that u feel are esp. Important or Interesting - the ones where u first start getting into the real meat of things

state the main tropes! theyre probably already in ur tags - just say them again - maybe as a full sentence if ur feelin fancy. or with a joke if ur feelin Extra fancy

ask a question. pose a hypothetical. eg what happens if u take [character] and put them in [situation]?

make an equation. [character] + [thing] = [outcome]

just write like a one-sentence summary of what the fuck is going down. just one (1) sentence. doesnt matter if it doesn't cover every important aspect. or if it sounds bland. any summary sentence is gonna be miles better than "idk i suck at summaries"

just...explain the fic like u would to a friend? it doesnt have to be a polished back of the book blurb. it can just be "[pairing] coffee shop au, but like, still with murder, and also i made everyone trans. enjoy"

just stick a meme in there

honestly who cares

just put literally anything but a self deprecating comment in there & ur golden

Okay, but seriously.

When I was in high school (back in the 90s), I attended a three-day writer's conference where one of the sessions we had was talking about keeping notes on our stories. I remember the instructor, a published novelist, talking about how he had a bulletin board in his office where he pinned his index cards full of notes. This also allowed him to rearrange them when he thought things might work better in different groupings, different chronology, etc.

Another option you seem to have hit on already in the tags, more or less: a loosely-bound book, or similar (notebook, folder, etc.). I would get a notebook that you can tape/paste/clip your loose notes into. You can also write in the notebook if you happen to have it at hand. Basically a scrapbook, but instead of chronicling your life or family history or similar, you're tracking your story ideas.

I did this all the time in high school and college, back before convenient computers in our pockets were a thing. Every random idea I had, I'd jot down in one of a few notebooks I carried with me. I'd write on loose sheets of paper and then stuff them into a pocket folder, or into the pocket at the front of some of my notebooks, or folded in half between the pages of notebooks. Sometimes I'd get a binder to try to contain everything when I was feeling particularly organized.

I think i need advice on this so i'll just post it here

Writers of tumblr,

Do you find yourself writing on the first piece of paper you see as soon as a story idea strikes you?

What about scenes that come later , that would easily fit in the story ideas you've got?

I've learnt that im the type to use flashcards for writing my fics, except that i tend to write in whatever notebook/paper i have on hand and refuse to use the computer to keep track of it all.

And i tend to write whenever inspiration strikes on loose sheets of paper or a notebook.(which is often followed by an unrelated scene from an unrelated story)

So how do i keep all of my notes organized?