#wolfjawswriter

6. how did writing change you?

I started writing a little more seriously back in high school, as a way to battle loneliness in class. I didn’t have friends in my class for a long time, so before lessons started I’d just sit there on my own. Writing was a distraction, and when I started publishing and getting feedback, it helped me build my confidence. 

22. favorite story you’ve ever written?

ahh difficult, I write things I want to see myself, so all of them are important to me for different reasons. right now I think Dance of the Blessed Spirits is a favorite. 

26. story you’re most proud of

Morale - Is your castle made of glass or stone?

Okay, I’ve got to admit I have no idea what this means, sorry... If it refers to whether I’m a fragile person or not, I can say that I’m somewhere in between. I was certainly a fragile little girl, but I’ve toughened up while growing up and am able to let things slide off easier now. 

Cedar - What is your favorite season?

4) What is your favourite genre to write for?

To be honest, I find genres a bit difficult. I mostly write fan fiction for stories/series with an element of fantasy, but the fanfics themselves usually focus on (platonic) fluff, I guess?

8) Where do you take your inspiration from?

Everywhere basically. Usually it’s feelings I get at a certain moment, and then I go, huh, what would *insert character here* do? So a classical piece can be an inspiration for a story, but so can an afternoon at the riverside. 

12) Who is your favourite character to write for? Why?

At the moment I’m mostly writing Lucy Carlyle. She’s an interesting character, and I identify with her insecurities really heavily. 

27) Do you make a general outline for your stories or do you just go with the flow?

Please do! God, I didn’t even know people still followed this old thing. 

Absolutely, 100% please make fanart and fanfic and headcanons and whatever you want with this au! we certainly don’t mind!