Fanfic organization tips?

[asperityq.livejournal.com]

Who's got some good tips on keeping track of all that fic? I'm putting most of it in Calibre what with using that for converting it and making my ebook reader do my bidding, but it's too much trouble for shorter fic.

And then there's the problem of wanting to keep track of fic I didn't like all that much. :/ I don't have any great need to save it, but the rating feature in Calibre's reasonably convenient once I've already gone to the trouble of adding it.

Anyway, I'm sure y'all have some ideas! Do you use Delicious, maybe? And if so, what's the most hassle-free way to do it? Thanks for the help!

Comments

Seconding!

[st-aurafina.livejournal.com]

Read It Later has been a revelation for me - for fic, for episode reviews so I don't get spoiled. I couldn't recommend it enough.

I wish there was a work around for the adult protection problem.

Re: Seconding!

[sassyinkpen.livejournal.com]

It is AMAZING for the fanfic reader!! I love it so much - no formatting, no messing around, no hassle - just remember to sync it before you leave your internet connection. And I don't feel like I wasted my time if I got a dud story - just check it off and bye-bye!

I used to have an eBookMan years ago and I'd have to copy and paste every story into a text file and save it to a folder and then load them all to the reader. And I'd get SO MAD when I had a string of horrible stories.

I think I'm going to write to the guy about the adult protect and see if there IS a work around, and if not ask if there's anything he can do to make one. Possibly not, but you never know.