Introductions

[sarken]

Hi, everyone! I am pleased as punch to see how many people have subscribed to ficbooks, and I thought maybe we could get the ball rolling by having some chatter in the comments. So, I have a little introductory questionnaire for those of you who would like to fill it out or just talk amongst yourselves.

If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to bring 'em up here or PM me.

<b>1. Which ereader(s) and ebook format(s) do you use?</b> <b>2. When and where do you do most of your fic ebook reading?</b> <b>3. Do you prefer ebook paragraphs separated by a blank line or indented?</b> <b>4. What is the most recent fic ebook you either downloaded or read?</b> <b>5. In which fandom(s) do you primarily read fic? Do you ever read fic ebooks outside your primary fic-reading fandom(s)?</b> <b>6. Have you made any fic ebooks, or are there any ebooks of fic you've written? If you don't make ebooks or write fic, where is your favorite place to download fic ebooks?</b> <b>7. What are you hoping to get from this community (e.g. more fic ebooks to read, a place to post your fic ebooks, the skills to make ebooks...)?</b> <b>8. Anything else you'd like to add?</b>

Comments

[sarken]

Yay, Star Trek: Voyager! I used to be a huge Janeway/Chakotay 'shipper, but then I kind of grew disinterested in Chakotay. However, I recall some awesome humor stories in that fandom that I'd kind of like to read again. A few of them were quite long, too, which would make them excellent ebooks.

[jumpuphigh]

There are a lot of long fics in those fandoms I have not yet done ebook-making for. Eventually, I'll go exploring my old haunts and stock up.

[simonejester]

I have a bunch of (mostly awesome) Paris/Kim fics if you want those, though I saved all of 'em in plain text since that's what most of them were posted as.