Subject: I have a sudden urge to sing Queen now. I blame Good Omens.
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Posted on: 2013-02-05 17:51:00 UTC
Now, I took a class in Canadian and International Law in high school. Does that make me evil too?
Can't help you with the high-grade stuff, I'm afraid--try Bad Slashers, they're more likely to have it.
Which legendary badfic? I normally get through that sort of thing by not reading it straight--usually I go for MSTs, missions, dramatic readings, or, in one hilarious case, a live-action trailer. Although I think I may have read--or at least, skimmed--C*l*b***n once. Or I may be remembering the horrific parts of an MST...who knows? Let's just agree that I have my insane moments.
I think it would depend on what the legal document is about. Er, possibly. Probably not. But it would be amusing to see an agent illegally going into one for a mission...(or you could always MST it, of course).
...I don't know anything about 40K, either...As for Star Trek, my main area of expertise IS TOS...but we're on better footing with LotR and Discworld, so it's all good :)
(Er, technically, you punish the Sues, not the writers. Important distinction)
Reading missions is definitely a good idea to execute before beginning to write. You seem to be doing pretty well so far, though remember to check out the actual missions (non-TOS)--they're fun, and definitely help to get a sense of how missions work. Also, good luck with the short stories! (*pats Irish Samurai*)
~DawnFire