questions for fic writers - 1, 3, 7 and 14
Hi again! And thank you! :)
1.What fic of yours would you recommend to someone who had never read any of your work? (In other words, what do you think is the best introduction to your fics?)
*glances at 111 fics*
Probably The Abnormal X-File.
I feel it's a good example of my writing without being too long or over-detailed or anything like that. It's a good way to ease into my style, I think, and is pretty much the gateway that led to me writing everything else I have.
3. What are some tropes or details that you think are very characteristic of your fics?
I think gentle intimacy, whether it be romantic or platonic is high up on the list. (I'm a sucker for forehead/brow kisses among other thing)
Also my tendency to have family/platonic above/before romantic things and inserting a good dollop of angst into the middle of that stuff.
7. Any worldbuilding you’re particularly proud of?
Um... I don't know? I don't know how much world building I've done for fics in general, really.
Enigmatic Confections, probably, because it's my longest fic and I'm very happy where I have it right now. I don't know how much world-building that really required, because I just plopped them into modern-day London and made them 'normal'.
Unpublished fics, it would be my Ranna-centric fic, I think, because I made up a lot of lore about Praxis and how it's run, and the people there to fit with what I wanted and I really like what I have there so far, even though I'm still building it up. For that one, I made up lore about Ranna's family, how hers and other founder bloodlines are controlled by the Senate for ruling and bonding with Kanaan, and a bunch of other things besides.
14. Are there any tropes you would only read if written by a trusted friend or writer?
Uh...I don't know, really? Probably '[blank] made them do it.' Those are just kind of icky to me.
Oh! I'm not huge into smut, but I really, really want to read my mutuals/friends' stories, like @chartreuseian's 'Lessons' series, which I am thoroughly enjoying and started reading because it's their story and it's so good. So yeah. Stuff like that.
If one of my friends writes something, I'm most likely to read it eventually, even if it's not my thing, because I trust their writing. :)






