Fanfics can be really good or laughably horrible. It depends on who's writing it. I usually know in the first chapter if it's going to work for me or not.
For me, Michael has to be in character. I don't want to read about him being in some high school or a college student, or just some average Joe working in an office or something.
I've read some really romantic ones that were well written and some extremely graphic X-rated ones.
I don't read them too often because I just don't have the time. But if I come across one or two that I know are good, I'll make the time to indulge. And it can be really rewarding to read those. A good writer can pull you into the story like you are there and make you laugh, cry and get really turned on. And if they can pull certain traits of Michael that we know are true into the story, it makes it even more believable.
There used to be a website that is no longer around that had some really bizzare stories, called Neverland Nights. For those here who have visited that site in the long ago past, you know what I'm talking about.:doh:
For me, Michael has to be in character. I don't want to read about him being in some high school or a college student, or just some average Joe working in an office or something.
I've read some really romantic ones that were well written and some extremely graphic X-rated ones.
I don't read them too often because I just don't have the time. But if I come across one or two that I know are good, I'll make the time to indulge. And it can be really rewarding to read those. A good writer can pull you into the story like you are there and make you laugh, cry and get really turned on. And if they can pull certain traits of Michael that we know are true into the story, it makes it even more believable.
There used to be a website that is no longer around that had some really bizzare stories, called Neverland Nights. For those here who have visited that site in the long ago past, you know what I'm talking about.:doh: