Statistical oddity
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john_amend_allNumber of fics in the Unconventional Courtship collection: 100
Number tagged as het: 43
Number of those written by me: 3
Number tagged as femslash: 9
Number of those written by me: 3
Number tagged as gen: 5
Number of those written by me: 3
Obviously it takes a certain mindset to take a romance-novel prompt and write it as gen, but I'm still surprised that over half of it is down to me.
Also: if the fest is run again I somehow don't think I'll end up writing three slash pairings, even if it would make the numbers even tidier.
Number tagged as het: 43
Number of those written by me: 3
Number tagged as femslash: 9
Number of those written by me: 3
Number tagged as gen: 5
Number of those written by me: 3
Obviously it takes a certain mindset to take a romance-novel prompt and write it as gen, but I'm still surprised that over half of it is down to me.
Also: if the fest is run again I somehow don't think I'll end up writing three slash pairings, even if it would make the numbers even tidier.
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Date: 2016-08-03 08:37 am (UTC)Oh, come on, just think of the numbers! You can do it! ;-p
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Date: 2016-08-03 08:45 pm (UTC)330) The Odds Against - Margaret Pargeter
Ever since his fiancée Victoria Waterfield had walked out on him to marry someone else, Jamie McCrimmon had been a changed man, bitter and suspicious of all women - and the Second Doctor, who had loved him for years, was very worried about him. Nevertheless, had he done the right thing in agreeing to marry him? It was obvious that, although he found him attractive - wanted him, in fact - Jamie didn't love him; not only that, he would go running back to Victoria if he ever got the chance! Could such a one-sided marriage possibly work?
(ETA: Or, of course, swap them over, with River replacing Victoria).