hiii kfm! i hope you're doing well <3
first of all, i think you're such a talented author!! i spent a long time away from reading, but iām diving back in full force this year, and your fanfics are helping me immensely. with every story i read, i just want to consume more and more. i just finished necessary evil and i feel like every word of that story is etched into my brain. that story and SD are hands down my favorite fanfics!!
soo, i wanted to ask about your writing processā¦how did you find your way? how did you get started? what advice would you give to someone who is full of ideas but has writer's block?
sorry for any writing errors (english isn't my first language) :(( and once again, thank you for writing!
HI THERE!! sorry for taking so long to reply. it's been a very busy month for me, and i am now currently hosting a friend for the week, so not as busy, but i'm still not online much. SORRY ABOUT THAT.
that being said, thank you so much! i'm so glad that you like my writing, and i appreciate you reaching out! necessary evil and skinny dipping are two of my proudest works, and it means a lot to me that you enjoy those.
as for my writing process, i fear i don't know how well my advice is. i tend to just sort of... go for it? i often latch onto an idea that comes to me out of nowhere, either from a song, an experience, or just a concept that i've slowly built over time. skinny dipping was from the song, of course, by sabrina carpenter. and necessary evil was born out of me wanting to write a villain megumi/enemies to lovers story.
it took a lot of conceptualising and planning for both of those, but what i like to do is know where i'm going in a story as complex or long as these two. i outline first, which... "outline" is such a vague overstatement LOL. my outlines are generally pretty scarce, but i keep key points noted for each chapter and highlight the big story beats that i make sure i want to cover.
from there, it's just about inspiration and motivation! i try to write pretty regularly, but i've actually just come out of a recent writer's block myself. it was rough for a time, but i kept reminding myself that this is something i'm doing because i love and not because i'm obligated to. even if it was sitting down to write 100 words over the span of six hours, i still wrote SOMETHING, and that was meaningful enough! when i was lacking inspiration, i would usually either listen to music or read a book! i ended up reading Project Hail Mary, rereading Sunrise on the Reaping, and also recently picked up an autobiography that i'm about halfway through. i just enjoy expanding my palate of consumption, so my reading it a bit all over the place LOL.
overall, that's where i start, and from there, i just sort of... go where the wind takes me. i know that that's super vague, and i wish i could be more detailed, but truly that's all i do. most of the time for one-shots and shorter multichapters, i don't even outline. I'M SORRY, i hope that that's still helpful!! best of luck on your work!!! <33