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If you're following for Rabbid Guy, you might not know that for around four years I wrote a Battle For Dream Island AU fanfiction series.
These fics, called the "YH3" series, centered around the idea that objects are magical creatures that share a soul with a living person that loved them before they came to life.
Most of these people were humans who, during the time of the show BFDI, are dead because of the introduction of the very same magically charged chemical that brings objects to life.
It has four books. The first two books "Golf Ball and The Yoyle Humans Three", and "Pencil's Personification" are generally speculative light dramas with occasional humor centering around the relationships between objects and humans, while the other two books "The Weight of Time" and "The Poison in Boinks" are far more angsty speculations on how characters with these origins face horrifying problems unique to them in their futures after the show. Direct examples being the inner conflict immortality brings, as well as facing a horrifying alien threat 2763⁷ times more terrifying than death.
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My personal favorite of these is "The Poison in Boinks" because, firstly, it's my most recent finished book and better reflects my current ability, but mostly because I think it's a really powerful thriller about sacrifice and integrity that is for the most part, from the perspective of a sentient zombie. (No shade to my other children😏😏😏.)
I bring these up because it's been around five years since I've finished my last book in the series, and yet it still gets new reads/views every day! :] Yippie!!!
I am so grateful! You have no idea.
BFDI's canon lore has changed a lot since I wrote it, so a lot of things are inaccurate now (saved only by its label as an AU) not to mention the grammar and more embarrassing, the occasional poor writing choices that exist because I was not as good of a writer as I am now. (The first YH3 book was my second finished book ever!!!).
Yet despite all the errors and shortsighted writing decisions teenage me made, I'm very grateful to have patient readers who saw past that and connected to the moments I was writing the story for, because we were all really in luck to get that far.
Without the feedback of fans I wouldn’t of ever finished four books in four years like I did, or probably wouldn't have grown as much as I am to writing what I am now. I think that’s fantastic.
Not everybody has similar experiences, but from what I've learned from mine, is that you can make meaningful art at any stage in your journey. Believe it or not, there are patient people that wanna hear what you have to say even with errors present. Some ideas are more popular than others (I'm far from the most famous BFDI fanfiction.. I think?) but I think if you love what you're making, other people are sure to see that and love it too.