Thanks!! :)

dfjkldjgkldfjg aaaaa! Thank you for asking these! =^o^= 8.) Is what you like to write the same as what you like to read? Yes! That doesn’t mean I necessarily do a great job, but I do write the sort of stories that I most enjoy. I think it makes sense, considering how much of a personal investment writing is - I can be pretty self-indulgent at times, especially with fanfiction. (The reason I write so many fairytale AUs is honestly because those are my favorite AUs to read, even in other fandoms.) This is also what got me into writing in general. I couldn’t find the sort of stories I really wanted to lose myself in, so I started doing my best to tell those stories I always wanted to hear.  10.) How would you describe your writing process? It’s a bit hard to describe. Usually, it starts with me thinking of a scene - then I start to think about what happened leading up to it, and what happens after. A lot of the time, this also starts with music; I get a lot of inspiration from classical music (ballets are a huge source of inspiration for me). Most of the time, it’s like watching a film - so I sit with those few images until eventually a story starts to form? Once I have a general idea of what’s going on, I maybe will write some notes about the characters. I do try to do outlines to keep my thoughts organized since I have a lot, and generally I do a lot of worldbuilding. (Where is the story taking place? What’s it like? What are the names of these places?) From there on, I’ll roughly note what I think will happen. A lot of the times this changes, and the story just sort of comes to life on its own. It makes the writing process really exciting for sure, especially when characters start to act more of their own accord. 14.) At what point in writing do you come up with a title? It depends. Usually, a few chapters in I think of something. I think like most writers, I want some sort of significance with my titles - for my Swan Lake AU, I didn’t think of a title until just a few days ago (while working on chapter 9), and for my Hades and Persephone AU, Dark Flower, I didn’t settle on that title until 20 chapters in (though I had been calling it Dark Flower from the get go, but had been on the fence). For shorter stories or one chapter fics, I usually think of a title after. However, there have been instances like my vampire AU, Colorless Lilacs, where I thought  of the title first (because I thought of the phrase “eyes like colorless lilacs”). 15.) Which is harder: titles or summaries (or tags)? I think it depends. I’ve had challenges with both, but then have also had instances where both were easy? I think it’s a tie in terms of which is more difficult. Both present their challenges. 25.) What part of writing is the most fun? This is so difficult to answer! I really like the excitement of writing a new story, and probably writing in the first half is one of my favorite things. I like the freshness of it, and the intensity of when the conflict is presented in full. However, I also love the satisfaction of getting through the second half, where there tends to be a lot of drama and payoff.  Ultimately, my favorite thing is probably making those initial scenes I envision - the ones that spurn the story to begin with - come to life. It’s a really incredible moment to think, “This is it - this is that moment!” and actually have it unfold right before you. Then finishing the story? It’s bittersweet, but I love getting to go back. Even though my stories aren’t perfect, I’m proud of them. The last thing I’ll mention is probably anytime someone reaches out or actually comments on a story. That really makes it worthwhile, because at times writing can be an isolating process - so to know someone else is enjoying my story really means a lot. Meta Writing Asks.

Oh, I would die to see Rewards of Losing as an animated series or a film. Especially the scene where Ryou becomes a Frostflame. The special effects alone would be amazing. They would have to be!!

This actually came in right as I’m putting myself back on a schedule so yes and no. Last year I had a very set schedule for the first 6 months of the year and I do prefer being on a schedule. It motivates me to sit down and get things done. But with uni starting, I don’t know if things will stay that way. Fingers crossed.

Currently I have completed 53 works this year so I’m not going to list them all. I have 12 for Ghost Hunt, 12 for dgm, 9 for MCU, 5 for OP, 5 for Merlin, 4 for FMA, 3 for OHSHC and 3 for The Hobbit. That list should be at around 62 before the year ends >.<

thank you! it was pretty much another day closer to 30 X’D

I know fandom argues back and forth about Word of God and what it means to canon, but I feel like we should all take Word of God with a grain of salt. I’m not saying we can’t use it in our canon interpretations or that we can’t enjoy it. I just want people to realize how complicated it is, and that we can’t hold everyone up to the same standards when it comes to non-manga/anime material.

As for mine, it's currently moving up and down my list of ideas so I'll have to see when I get to it. _(:::з」∠)_