Thanks for the ask!

1. When I was in middle school, I wrote a dystopian novel about a world where men and women were separated by a giant wall.

2. For nanowrimo 2018, I started a novel where the main villain was sentient about being in a book.

3. I once tried to write a book that was formatted like a file/diary on an experimental subject’s life. The main character unknowingly underwent a transformation that made him immortal.

Send me a  ★ and I’ll respond with a fact about my characters! 

Let me try to think of some that won’t be spoiler-y!

Zephyr (left) Can almost never say no when something is asked of them. This is not a good thing.

Alena (right) never lies and refuses to keep secrets, living as an open book.

Marc (human) and Radia (dragon) are actually a single entity! Radia comprises of every instance of Marc in every possible reality, and as such Marc is capable of seeing everything that’s happening to every instance of himself simultaneously. (It’s a bit overwhelming.) 

Also, Radia loves junk food. 

hands touching cheeks

cheeks expecting pain

the flinch

the eyes closing

the slow and steady realization

that the fingers are gentle

and never leaving

the budding fall

as the jaw meets palm

and eye meets eye

a shiver through the spine

but warm instead of ice

as one finds home in another

understanding 

that this is love

and the terror

of not deserving it

as the thumb

sweeps over lips

as words

sweep over ears

the grounding

jubilant

curse

or relying on another person

and finding them to be

(Sorry for the long delay, I kind of forgot about these)

I don’t think I’ve had the pleasure of talking to @jingjingteon before, but I’ve definitely been following them for a while! I definitely agree, Spiritarce’s worldbuilding is really intriguing, and it looks like they’re planning on overhauling their plot and I’m really excited to see where it’ll go!

@writingfyis is definitely a Writeblr I’d recommend to everyone. She’s such a nice person, and their energy is really infectious. Their writing advice also isn’t the traditional kind of advice you’d find on Writeblr and they’re all incredibly well-written!

Thank you for sending this!! So sweet of you!

Listening to Podcasts

Learning About Other WIPs 

Baking 

Driving