Anna Green
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Name: | Anna Green |
Alias(es): | arctic_grey, beggarsnotes, finleighsaid |
Type: | Writer |
Fandoms: | Bandom, Panic! at the Disco, Yuri on Ice, BTS, etc. |
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URL: | Archive of Our Own, Twitter, Tumblr LiveJournal |
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Anna Green is a fan writer in a number of fandoms. Her most well-known work is The Heart Rate of a Mouse, an epic-length Ryden fanfiction series. Anna's early works are primarily in Bandom. She has also written for Yuri on Ice and is currently in BTS fandom.
Green has sold print version of a number of her Bandom works on Lulu[1], beginning with THROAM in 2013. Due to the popularity of the work, the fourth wall between the fic and the many people who appear in it has been broken multiple times. Anna has asked that fans of THROAM respect the fourth wall.
In 2018 Green said that she was considering revising THROAM into an original fiction series, but that has since been cancelled. Green is currently working on BTS fanfiction and has no plans to make any of her works into original fiction. [2]
Notable Works
He choked on his breath. Oh. Uh. “Errrr…” His mind raced. “A little?”
aka the fic where both Viktor and Yuuri have slept with Chris.Fan Comments
I think the thing I love most about Anna Green’s writing is that her stories never end the same. I’ve read three of her Ryden stories: “THROAM”, “Iron, Neon Lights, and Weed”, and “The Black Rose Season”, and none of them have the “happily ever after” ending that most fanfictions like to give. THROAM ends by showing that they made it work, literally /tells/ you what they went through, and /how/ they made it work. “Iron, Neon Lights, and Weed” ends with the idea that they made it work, but doesn’t actually specify. And “The Black Rose Season” lets you decide what you think happens for them in the future. It ends leaving you thinking “wow, did they make it work? I’d like to believe they did, so I’ll just believe they did.” Anna is an incredible writer, and holy hell, I love her and her stories so much.[3]
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References
- ^ Book FAQ: beggarsnotes, Archived version
- ^ archived Jan 2019
- ^ May 29th, 2016 from obviouslyryanross