#would you write

[polutrope]

Would you ever write about orcs/uruks in a sympathetic way?

I love it when authors write about orcs/uruks sympathetically and explore their history and culture, as well as the dark aspects of their origins, but I'm such an incorrigible elf lover, especially these days. I don't see it happening soon, but I hope to have the inspiration one day.

In the meantime, I'm delighted there are people writing it.

Thanks for the ask!

[something-tofightfor]

Would you ever write… a full parody? With all the jokes and comedic tropes and all? (regardless of fandoms, or characters)

oh, gosh, Angie. I'm not clever enough to write a full on comedy. I would love to - but I struggle enough with coming up with a few jokes and witty paragraphs of banter in the stories that I have now ... I feel like a lot of humor in writing comes off as very forced when you can't actually *see* the jokes or the facial expressions etc, and I would be so anxious about it.

It would be a lot of fun - and to be honest, I do have a very lighthearted piece I'm working on right now that includes jokes and is meant to be funny - but I don't know if you'd consider it a comedy.

Maybe sometime when I'm more confident, because I DO love to laugh.

[misskittysmagicportal]

Hi. Hope you're having a great day! Would you ever...write a fic for a Non-Rob character? Or write a historical/fantasy AU?

I used to write for Tom Hardy characters! So yes! I also used to write, 1000 years ago (don't laugh!!) fanfiction for Hanson. That was before my personal opinions about real person fics changed as well.

I had some Anne Rice vampire fic too from the Renaissance ☺️ So Im not opposed to it!!

[marzipanandminutiae]

Would you ever write historical fiction about a real historical figure? Anything based on the Salem witch trials? Non-magical/modern AUs of your favourite fantasy/period pieces? Anything that actually involved an evil doll?

1. Maybe? It would have to be someone I had LOTS of letters or a journal from, so I could feel like I had a solid fix on their personality. Possibly the wife from Museum Job.

2. Probably not. I feel like it’s been rehashed so many times that I can’t imagine I have much to contribute. However, a historical fiction story about another part of Salem’s history...like a shipping magnate’s haunted manse and the dark secret hidden in a sea chest in the attic...maybe.

3. I’m toying with a no-magic AU for Motherland: Fort Salem. Or, well. A real-world magic AU. Where the characters all live in Real Salem and, coincidentally, practice magic.

(Scylla works at the Witch Village Museum running those hokey “be part of a spell done by a real witch!” tours. She loves nothing more than hamming it up for tourists. Tally is an education intern at the Phillips House Museum and very crystals-and-white-light. Raelle practices a Christian-based form of hereditary magic; she’s an EMT. Abigail is a rich, overachieving Harvard student and a fairly classic Wiccan, taking a summer off to recover from a breakdown after her cousin’s murder.)

(Can you tell I really miss Salem?)

4. Only if it was like...a Baby Laughs-A-Lot, and a brave, noble 19th century doll had to save the human protagonist from it.

[ladylilithprime]

Would you ever write a Loki!Gabe gets sacrificed Sam by unsuspecting followers (either before they've met or after)? OR would you ever write a pagan!Winchesters (gods or followers) fic?

Yes, I absolutely would! ^_^ Both scenarios have interesting possibilities, and the latter scenario is actually one for which I have a backburner outline drawn up already. Weechesters left alone in a motel by John AGAIN catch the maternal attention of Maat, an Egyptian goddess who doesn’t think much of the paranoid extremist hunter abandoning his children and decides to raise them herself. Including legally adopting them through human courts.

[thevikingwoman]

So  - I have been thinking. 

Once upon a time when I read fanfics from another fandom (I think it was Spike/Buffy), I stumbled over a ‘Harlequin Challenge’. The premise was pretty simple - someone had collected a bunch of ‘back of the book’ descriptions of Harlequin or similar romance novels, participating writers picked one, and wrote a (fluffy) AU based on it. There was a lot of cute and hilarious stories to read, and I was thinking it would be fun to see some Dragon Age Inquisition characters getting this treatment?

My question is, if I put together some sort of event like this, would there be any interest in writing for it? 

[polutrope]

For the ask game, would you ever write about human sacrifices?

Yes, and you have me thinking how little we talk about the fact this happens in canon with the Numenoreans. Yikes. I'm not sure I feel up to the challenge of digging really deep on the psychology behind it but it would be fascinating.

Thanks for the ask! Would love to contemplate more of these.