ahhh thank you! that feels like it was so long ago now, so much has happened. i miss being able to write as easily as it came to me last season! maybe next year.

sorry this took me as long as it did, anon! i had every intention of writing on the plane but, well, you know what they say about good intentions.

end of year fic asks

1. What’s your personal favourite thing you wrote this year?

i think maybe it's cheating to refer back to my postgame series for this one, but that is by far the project i'm most proud of out of everything i've ever written, so if you're ever bored and looking to relive the glory(?) days of the 24-25 season, i'm here for you—and my ao3 inbox sure would love and appreciate any comments you might have :3

other than that, i think jump, then fall is my favorite thing i wrote in 2025. i'm really proud of the pacing and dialogue of this one, and i think i did a good job with portraying to the audience what was going on in geno's head before sid knew, along with showing sid's growing feelings that he's in denial of until the end. and there are some lines in this one that i REALLY like :)

end of year fic asks

10. What, if anything, are you going to try to do differently in your writing in the new year?

well i'd like to actually write more consistently again! i was doing GREAT the first part of this year, and well.....Things Happened. i am assuming (which is perhaps a mistake??) that i won't end up with either another hideous personal tragedy or a debilitating autoimmune disease in 2026.

before i got sick, i was easily writing 200+ words a day. a lot of that was for the postgame series, but even when there were off-stretches i'd write a couple paragraphs (or more!) on some of my other projects. it's true what they say: in order to write you have to write, and the more i made sure to carve out time and force myself to even do something, the easier the words came. by the end of the season those postgames were practically automatic, it was amazing. so, i'd really like to get back into the habit of writing daily, focusing on a few projects from my massive WIPs folder and completing them and then moving on to the next one instead of bouncing around between so many and never actually finishing.