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Siddall

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Siddall (also known as "spikedru") is an English slash fanfiction writer who began in the Buffyverse fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.

Writer, sucker for Victorian bad boys, red head. My fandoms are many, but my fanfic is currently stashed on a USB key somewhere.[1]

What inspired you to begin writing fanfic?

It was a Mary-Sue desire to write myself into that world, rather than just to read myself into it. I wanted to be active, not passive.

What do you enjoy about writing fanfic?

Playing with characters, trying to get inside them so that you manage to surprise people with their behaviour whilst staying within character. It's cathartic, as well, yet without the weight my pro work acquires to me. That's partially because my fanfic is short story material so themes are pared down and condensed.

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Notable Works

  • "Lost Luggage" (Buffyverse, Joyce and Spike) "I can't stand burnt toast. I loathe bus stations. Terrible places full of lost luggage and lost souls. And then there's unrequited love." [2002]

Awards

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Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities

Archives

As Archivist

As Contributor

References

  1. ^ AO3 profile
  2. ^ "About spikedru" - All About Spike collection on AO3