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So gorgeous!

*virtual hugs* sending you all the good vibes!

2. Is there a trope you’ve yetto try your hand at, but really want to?

I feel like high school AU is probably what I'm missing from myrepertoire, I don't think I've ever really writtenone of those in any fandom. College AU yes, but not high school, and I love agood high school AU. Everything is hormones and fumbling and working out whoyou are and what you want and how the hell you go about getting it. I'veactually got a couple of WIP's come to think of it with Mitch in high school,two very different AUs on the subject, so maybe that counts as trying my hand?But I'd love to write about high school boys discovering their sexuality, it'ssomething I come back to a lot of times in my head, but I've never made ithappen.

3. Is there a trope you wouldn’ttouch with a ten foot pole?

I feel like I've written about a lot of things and nothing comes to mindthat I wouldn't touch given the right circumstance and motivation. The thingthat I really hate writing is 'I love you', I avoid it at all costs becauseit's a squick to me, not in other people's writing but in my own, if I writethose words they better be earned, I don't go throwing them around, and Isecond guess them every single time.

16. If you only could write one pairing for the rest of your life, whichpairing would it be?

Oh man, I can't even commit to one fandom let alone one pairing :P Iguess it would probably be Mark/Seb, they're the pairing I think I've writtenthe most and they're a dynamic I find it pretty easy to work with, there's a lotof ways you can play it and a lot of potential for angst but also redemption.

 29. If you could write the sequel (or prequel) to any fic outthere not written by yourself, which would you choose?

This is such a hard question for me, generally I don't want to mess withsomeone else's work, the thing I like about it is more than likely because it'ssomething I couldn't write, so why would I would to taint it with my lameimitation? Although I've just remembered swapping ideas with zeraparker abouther ABO verse and coming up with a Mark/Fernando chapter I thought aboutwriting at one point. That's the closet I've ever come to playing in someoneelse's sandbox.

 38. Talk about a review that made yourday.

Frankly any review would make my day, send me a smiley face and I'll bethrilled :D I guess the most meaningful reviews to me are for fics that I loveand slave over but worry that no one else will connect with. A good example ismy multi-POV zombie apocalypse fic If All Our Days Are Numbered (Then Why Do IKeep Counting?) It was my slump breaking fic, I hadn't written anything new inover a year, it was ambitious in terms of scope and storytelling, and it wassomething that was very close to my heart, so I was nervous about posting it.All 3 reviews on that fic are so wonderful, so heartening, so confidencebuilding. Honestly, I wasn't really expecting anyone to like it, it was apassion project, something just for me that I had to get out. But the thing that makes me happiest about those reviews in particular is that they're allabout how my writing made people feel things, they're emotional responses, andthat's basically my goal in life, to write words that move people.