8, 17, 24, 27, 28, 68, 72, 77 :P
8 Post an out-of-context spoiler from a wip.
He blinked at the sight in their kitchen. Pelna was at the stove, stirring something that smelled familiar. Crowe was loading groceries and what looked like containers of some of Libertus’ food, already made.Â
“Come on, sit.” Libertus guided him to the couch and pushed until Nyx sat. He was still staring at Pelna and Crowe in the kitchen.
“They made the official announcement today.”Â
Nyx looked at Libertus, letting out a sharp breath as the words hit him. It was real.
“Don’t just come out with it like that!” Crowe smacked Libertus on the back of the head as she leaned on the arm of the couch. “Ignore that idiot,” she said as she punched Nyx on the shoulder, more gently than usual.
“We’re here to keep you company, and make sure you take care of yourself.” Pelna sat down next to him, shoulders brushing. “Darya wanted to come, but she had to look after the kids.”
“We brought you food, so you’re not allowed to just not eat, understand?” Crowe poked him in the shoulder with her finger.
Nyx nodded, ignoring the sudden burning in his eyes. It was nice to not be alone in this house.Â
17 Do you have a writing routine?
I do not. I probably should, it would probably help me finish things, but mostly I just hope I’m not too tired after I get home from work and eat dinner to try and get some words down.
24 How do you choose whose POV to write in?
It depends on whose perspective I’m most interested in exploring the events through. I write mostly in third person limited pov, so I’m in the head of whoever is narrating it. If Nyx is the one driving the action I want to cover, that’s the pov I’m most likely to cover. That said, more than once if I get stuck, it’s because I need to change povs, and writing from a different pov moves the narrative along.
27 What area of writing do you feel strongest in?
Dialogue. Snappy banter isn’t just one of the things I enjoy writing most, it’s one of the things I feel like I do best. I may just be amusing myself, but I am my most important audience.Â
28 What area of writing do you want to improve in?
So, so much. Description is one of the things I struggle with most, describing where people are and what they’re doing in a satisfying manner without dragging everything down. Action scenes, trying to convey where everyone is and what they’re doing drive me crazy. Much respect for the authors that are so good at it.
68 Are there any fics that influenced you to write the way you do?
All the fics I read influence me on some level, through characterization, word choice, pacing, and the like. There are so many talented authors in this fandom, I learn a lot from reading fic by better authors. Even if the style or execution isn’t for me, I can take something away from having read it. All the wonderful talented detail oriented worldbuilding out there has given me something to aspire to.
Some of the talented writers whose fic have influenced me are @ertrunkenerwassergeist, @yuzukimist, and @caparrucia
With a special shoutout to my friends and enablers, whose fic and advice have definitely made me a better writer: @awlwren, @whumpwriterforlife, @whostarlockeda03, @meissashush, @starjunco
72 What’s your favorite writing compliment you’ve gotten?
I love and appreciate all comments, but my favorites are the ones that say I’ve made their day a little better. It warms my heart that my silly little stories can have a positive impact on someone I’ve never met.
77 Why do you enjoy writing fanfiction?
There wasn’t enough content that catered to my tastes, so I caved and decided to be the content I wanted to see in the world. XD
I enjoy finding out what happens to my blorbos when I put them in situations, and exploring the results. Also, making them kiss.