I wouldn't count them as art as they are realitivly easy to make.
However, if you judge art on how much emotion it creates in people. Then yeah, trollfics are pretty much the greatest literary art.
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It takes to skillto create a plausible trollfic. One can't just throw cliched plots and misspelled words together.
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If by Trollfic, you mean Hivebent I'd meet you halfway.
Charlie Tunoku is a lover and a fighter.
I don't think the story is the hard part. The hard part is getting people to believe that it's real. Even better is to get at least get half the people thinking it's real anf the other half thinking it's fake.
God rules!
Just put yourself in the mind of a child who doesn't know much about storytelling.
Or an annoying teenaged girl...
"Jesus is always the answer." - People who drift off in Sunday School.
God rules!
I think I'll read one now...
"Jesus is always the answer." - People who drift off in Sunday School.
Hohoende, kudasai!
They're all so great we just can't see the greatness in them.
Everything is a lie.
It's like pirates. But with magic.
They're simply ahead of their time. In fifty or so years, they'll be required readings in schools.
NEW WMG: All of the "classics" we read that is required in schools were originally trollfics.
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In several cases I can believe you, especially when it comes to the mention of Thomas Hardy
The best trollfics happen by accident. It takes skill to purposefully reproduce that success.
Think about it.
"Jesus is always the answer." - People who drift off in Sunday School.