Slate suggests that CSI might be the most fanfic-generative show on TV.

Say wha?

I understand the need for a hook for a story, and I have no beef with anyone who does write and/or read CSI fic, but that's just annoying ignorance. (OK, when I checked on ff.net, CSI was a lot closer to the top of the list than I thought it would be, but even assuming ff.net is a good bellwether for overall numbers, Buffy beats it by an order of magnitude, and the Slate story's links to two archives with a total of about 300 stories between them does not help persuade me.) I'd be interested in a story about Grissom's attractiveness, but not a story that has to get its punch by making up an exclusivity/preeminence that doesn't exist.

From: [identity profile] chase820.livejournal.com


That's true. By the end of Season Eight I never wanted to read anything X-Files ever again, let alone write it. For all his faults, Joss never hurt me like Chris Carter did.

I'd have sworn there were more XF fics back in the day. I seem to recall downloading hundreds--way more than I ever did of BtVS. But perhaps my taste has gotten more selective over the years.
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