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writer's meme
it's time for a meme again. Please ask things. I like being asked things. Thanks! Ask any or all of them and I'll answer as best I can.
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keiliss
1. What made you start writing fanfic?
2. Which of your own fanfics have you reread the most?
3. Describe the differences between your first fanfic and your most recent fanfic.
4. Do you think your style has changed over time? How so?
5. You’ve posted a fic anonymously. How would someone be able to guess that you’d written it?
6. Name three stories you found easy to write.
7. Name three stories you found difficult to write.
8. What’s your ratio of hits to kudos?
9. What do your fic bookmarks say about you?
10. What’s a theme that keeps coming up in your writing?
11. What kind of relationships are you most interested in writing?
12. For E-rated fic, what are some things your characters keep doing?
13. Name three favorite characters to write.
14. You’re applying for the fanfic writer of the year award. What five fanfics do you put in your portfolio?
15. Question of your choice!
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keiliss1. What made you start writing fanfic?
2. Which of your own fanfics have you reread the most?
3. Describe the differences between your first fanfic and your most recent fanfic.
4. Do you think your style has changed over time? How so?
5. You’ve posted a fic anonymously. How would someone be able to guess that you’d written it?
6. Name three stories you found easy to write.
7. Name three stories you found difficult to write.
8. What’s your ratio of hits to kudos?
9. What do your fic bookmarks say about you?
10. What’s a theme that keeps coming up in your writing?
11. What kind of relationships are you most interested in writing?
12. For E-rated fic, what are some things your characters keep doing?
13. Name three favorite characters to write.
14. You’re applying for the fanfic writer of the year award. What five fanfics do you put in your portfolio?
15. Question of your choice!
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- Hope. Even when I write the saddest and angstiest of stories, I offer a glimmer of hope at the end.I think maybe I look for the hero even in the darkest of characters. Even Darth Vader redeemed himself in the end.
- I think I am a romantic down deep inside and I love to write about people who find one another, especially friends to lovers type stories.
- I had to think for awhile but here goes and why I chose them after the link.
The Case of the Yankee Spinster - Sherlock Holmes and John Watson are asked to come to the US and look into the case of Lizzie Borden.I think this is one of my best plots.
The Case of the Stolen Heart - Sherlock and Watson look into a certain famous case in Whitechapel this time. This, too, is one of my favoritr plots.
A Friend of Mine - A Brokeback Mountain story that gives Ennis the closure he never got. I think I captured the voice and tone of the original short story very well.
Lingering Shadows - A Babylon 5/Crusade fiction which finishes the tale of the Excalibur and it's mission. I liked this one because I wanted closure.
No Safe Place - a real person fiction that is a tale of violence and obsession. A very dark tale about a fictional Viggo and Sean. I proved to myself that I could venture into the unrelenting darkness.
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5. My writing is more about what's on the inside of a person than describing where they are...and there's almost always angst. Honestly - I really am not sure how to answer this one!
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Brothers in Arms
To Live is to Fly
Implacable Sweetness
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