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The 30 hobbies closest to fan fiction in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Writing and publishing regular posts on your own blog or email newsletter.
Alike: Both creative and on a screen.
Different: More to learn.
PoetryOff screen.
Memoir & life writingOff screen.
PodcastingCosts more to start. Livelier.
Fiction writingSlower to reward you.
ScreenwritingMore to learn. Slower to reward you.
Letter writingOff screen. More hands-on.
JournalingOff screen. Easier to do alone.
Data visualisationMore to learn.
Digital illustrationCosts more to start. Easier to do alone.
Pixel artEasier to do alone.
VexillologyMore to learn. More about collecting.
Voice actingCosts more to start. More to learn.
Comics & zinesMore hands-on. Off screen.
Ice cream makingCosts more to start. More hands-on.
Music visualisationMore to learn.
BeatboxingMore about the doing than the result. Off screen.
Home bakingMore hands-on. Off screen.
Acrylic paintingMore hands-on. Off screen.
Beat-makingCosts more to start. More hands-on.
HarmonicaOff screen. More about the doing than the result.
SingingOff screen. More about the doing than the result.
SongwritingMore hands-on. Off screen.
UkuleleOff screen. More about the doing than the result.
2D animationCosts more to start. Easier to do alone.
Cricut & vinyl craftingCosts more to start. More hands-on.
Home recordingCosts more to start. More hands-on.
Life drawingOff screen. More hands-on.
Makeup artistryCosts more to start. More hands-on.
Making videosLivelier.The closest are Blogging & newsletters, Poetry, Memoir & life writing, Podcasting and Fiction writing. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Letter writing is close to fan fiction and quicker to pick up.
