Please Reblog This If Fanfiction Has Been Beneficial To Your Mental Health.

Please reblog this if fanfiction has been beneficial to your mental health.

Reblog if you write fic and people can inbox you random-ass questions about your stories, itemized number lists be damned.

hi hello, just recently started following your blog and I love your writing! do you have any silm/lotr/Tolkien fic writers or blogs you recommend? thank you <3

Oh thank you very much for your kind words. There are tons of blogs I would recommend that have wonderful content:

@heilith

@a-world-of-whimsy-5

@lamemaster

@animatorwierdo

@elficially-done-with-life

@theelvenhaven

@kiatheinsomniac

@edensrose

@mismaeve

@imagine-all-the-elves

@autumnshighlady

@cilil

@sanisse

@modernmythic

@i-did-not-mean-to

These other blogs have been inactive for some months, others years, but you can still pass through and view their content. It's great btw:

@volvaofowls

@unipork22

@red-riding

@lockedloki

@problematic-elves

@elfy-elf-imagines

@eunoiaastralwings

@haveyounomemories

@awkwardkindatries

If there are any other blogs anyone would like to recommend, send in the ask or comment down below.

That's how most stories start- 👀

Ahem-

Gods, I love writers so much. You're telling me I can read someone's thoughts from hundreds of years ago? That someone could teach me something, or go on a rant, or make me laugh even though we've never met? That I could touch someone else's heart, or brighten their day, or make them see things in a new way, with my words? That a part of me could live on in a book after I die, that people could still hear me speak? This is magic, we've invented goddamn magic.

From the bottom of my heart I hope 2024 is a better mental health year for everyone