8. What is a scene you wrote that you are most proud of?

I’m so sorry, Kae, but it’s still this one right now.

The plastic crinkled as she tapped out a cigarette. Shaky hands put it to her lips and a click of a lighter later she took a drag.

It burned.

God, it burned.

She coughed and took another drag.

She hadn’t had a cigarette since six months after she started living at the manor. It hadn’t exactly been conducive to the type of exercise she’d been doing running around as Robin. She’d forgotten why she had started smoking in the first place. The taste lingering on her tongue was a brutal reminder.

With each cloud she blew out, watching the smoke rise in the lights of the alley, she felt a little more grounded, a little more herself. With each drag, the taste of menthol and cheap tobacco eliminated everything else.

It burned her mouth when it hit the filter. She stubbed it out and lit another.

From Your Name in My Teeth

20. What story that you have written makes you the happiest to re-read?

Tbh, that changes with my mood but I keep rereading Far From Olympus. I’m just overall very pleased with it and I love the story. 

Hi Kae!

11. Is writing your passion or just a fun hobby?

It’s definitely a passion! I love writing!

18. Do you use any tools, like worksheets or outlines?

I use notes when what I’m writing calls for it. They mostly consist of bits of scenes that I write as they occur to me and any little things that I need to remember. I have a few sets of notes that have timelines in them, mostly to keep track of ages in relation to each other and the stories they are/do/will tell. Nothing so formal as an outline or a worksheet. 

Ad Aglaophotis has the most notes out of everything right now. I have three separate note files for that series.

Thanks for the ask!

moon moon memes are amazing!

Shit like that sucks. I hope still you manage to find some rest!

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