How Do You Write A Fanfiction Summary?
• Even if you are just starting to write your story, it is not too early to think about your summary. Once your story is complete, read it again and try to determine your main theme. Any major pairings, battles or dilemmas should be included in the summary. • Type properly. If someone reads a summary with several misspellings or incorrect grammar, they will assume that the fan fiction is also typed in a similar way and not even bother to check out the story. Therefore you should keep it to proper English. • Add warnings if your fan fiction qualifies for a warning, such as with stories that feature sexual abuse. That way your readers won’t get any nasty surprises. It is much better to use ten characters in a brief warning then to get a flame the next day. • Limit your summary to one paragraph at most. If you’ve ever turned a book over, it only has about half a page of a summary. Remember that the average book is usually much longer and deeper than the average fan fiction. Therefore, the
