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Challenge #9
In your own space, list your Fandom Wrap categories. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
What are your top five fandoms for 2021 based on the amount of time you interacted with them?
1. Leverage
2. Christian Kane
3. Guild Wars 2
4. Phasmophobia
5. Buckaroo Banzai
What are your top five fandom spaces in terms of time spent? (AO3, Twitter, Tumblr, Reddit, Dreamwidth, and others)
1. Discord
2. Dreamwidth
3. Youtube
4. Tumblr
5. Twitter
My top 5 Leverage metas:
1. My headcannon on why I think Hardison, not Victor Dubenich, put the original Leverage team together
2. Observations about the timeline of The Jackal Job
3. A Little Piece Of Your Soul, some observations on Harry and Eliot
4. Safer's POV on Harry Wilson's Arc, because I think his limited POV on events in hilarious and I will write fic based on this.
5. Portland from the POV of a Leverage Fan. Not really a meta, but I amused myself.
In your own space, list your Fandom Wrap categories. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
What are your top five fandoms for 2021 based on the amount of time you interacted with them?
1. Leverage
2. Christian Kane
3. Guild Wars 2
4. Phasmophobia
5. Buckaroo Banzai
What are your top five fandom spaces in terms of time spent? (AO3, Twitter, Tumblr, Reddit, Dreamwidth, and others)
1. Discord
2. Dreamwidth
3. Youtube
4. Tumblr
5. Twitter
My top 5 Leverage metas:
1. My headcannon on why I think Hardison, not Victor Dubenich, put the original Leverage team together
2. Observations about the timeline of The Jackal Job
3. A Little Piece Of Your Soul, some observations on Harry and Eliot
4. Safer's POV on Harry Wilson's Arc, because I think his limited POV on events in hilarious and I will write fic based on this.
5. Portland from the POV of a Leverage Fan. Not really a meta, but I amused myself.
