Recommended by MsWritter
MsWritter
I once recommended a story about this brilliant girl because of the perfection of the drama with which she wrote. How she managed to go deep into the theme, absorb the characters and create impactful phrases that kept echoing in my mind for days after that. Hellsing is a great experience for those who seek to interpret the characters, the fears and desires of the human soul. And heavy by definition for good writers.
Then she appears to me with this fic, which at the same time distorts and brings chaos to "Angel of the Night", is actually proof of the maximum honor that an Integra/OC fic can receive: a fic of a fic, where she makes it clear that a mere OC can indeed take the place of a protagonist, even in the masterpiece that is Hellsing. Worse? With such a great talent that he manages to make such a heavy drama a pure and hilarious comedy, free from taboos, free from clichés, but still coherent with facts from the world, from fic and with deep knowledge and good use of other literary works, creating a great caricature of medialogy.
Far from being the ultimate proof of talent, it is probably the first and indisputable: being able to evoke both tears and laughter from the reader is a testament to brilliance, which shows a resourcefulness that is rare to see nowadays.
Finally, I recommend it. Not just the fic, but also the author.
"WHO'S" and "WHOSE"
"Who's" is a contraction for "who is." "Whose" indicates possession. Ex.: Who's attending the conference? Whose jacket is this?
"DISCREET" and "DISCRETE"
"Discreet" means careful or unobtrusive. "Discrete" means separate or distinct. Ex.: She was discreet about her personal life. The project was divided into discrete tasks.
Recommended by Mediators Demigods
Mediators Demigods
I don't usually go around recommending stories, but this one deserves my respect and my humble, but constructive words. Twilight World is a fic that allows us to live beyond what we believe is possible. When you least expect it, something extraordinary happens that leaves both the reader and the characters stunned and with messy feelings. Twilight World allows you to suffer, laugh, fall in love, suffer again (laughs), thus following what the characters are going through. I have 3, almost 4 years of experience with fics and I know how the writer sometimes suffers with some chapters and I know that the writer of this fic is very dedicated and creative in what she does. SO IF YOU WANT TO READ SOMETHING REALLY GOOD, read Twilight World.
Hellsing
Recommended by MsWritter
MsWritter
I once recommended a story about this brilliant girl because of the perfection of the drama with which she wrote. How she managed to go deep into the theme, absorb the characters and create impactful phrases that kept echoing in my mind for days after that. Hellsing is a great experience for those who seek to interpret the characters, the fears and desires of the human soul. And heavy by definition for good writers.
Then she appears to me with this fic, which at the same time distorts and brings chaos to "Angel of the Night", is actually proof of the maximum honor that an Integra/OC fic can receive: a fic of a fic, where she makes it clear that a mere OC can indeed take the place of a protagonist, even in the masterpiece that is Hellsing. Worse? With such a great talent that he manages to make such a heavy drama a pure and hilarious comedy, free from taboos, free from clichés, but still coherent with facts from the world, from fic and with deep knowledge and good use of other literary works, creating a great caricature of medialogy.
Far from being the ultimate proof of talent, it is probably the first and indisputable: being able to evoke both tears and laughter from the reader is a testament to brilliance, which shows a resourcefulness that is rare to see nowadays.
Finally, I recommend it. Not just the fic, but also the author.
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"WHO'S" and "WHOSE"
"Who's" is a contraction for "who is." "Whose" indicates possession. Ex.: Who's attending the conference? Whose jacket is this?