Modified this ask meme to stuff I'd feel more comfortable answering. Feel free to ask (you can write in a number(s)), or use yourself!
In your opinion, what’s your best fanfic?
In your opinion and without looking at any numbers, what’s your most popular fanfic?
Is there any fanfic that makes you super happy to reread and remember you wrote that?
Is there any fanfic that makes you super embarrassed to reread and remember you wrote that?
What’s the fanfic you most want to continue (unfinished or no)?
What’s the oldest (longest since last update) fanfic you most want to continue (unfinished or no)?
Have you ever written for a fandom without watching/reading/playing the source material?
Have you ever written for a fandom without reading other fanfic for it?
Have you ever written a fanfic for a concept you know someone else has done before? How did it impact your writing process or feelings after posting?
Have you ever written a fanfic and decided never to publish it? Why?
What’s the biggest change between your style when you started in fandom and today?
What’s the biggest change in your taste between when you started in fandom and today?
Have you ever purposefully written one fandom/fanfic idea over another because you knew it’d be more popular?
Have you ever stopped writing a fanfic/for a fandom because it wasn’t receiving enough attention?
What’s your most underrated fanfic?
If you had to pick one fanfic/scene/chapter of your work to describe your entire portfolio to a stranger, which would you pick?
Have/Would you ever rewrite a fanfic? If yes, would you take the original down?
If someone starts kudosing and commenting your fanfics in a spree and has a few works of their own, would you go look through theirs?
Has there ever been anyone who’s made you freak out because they read your work and followed/bookmarked/commented?
What’s the nicest comment you’ve ever gotten?
What’s the meanest comment you’ve ever gotten? Do you think the reviewer intended it?
What aspect of your writing do you most enjoy to see praised?
If you could only ever write crossovers or single-fandom fanfics ever again, which would you pick?
If you could only ever write for a single crossover or a single fandom again, which would you pick?
Does the division of your writing across fandoms line up with your reading? What’s the biggest discrepancy?
Do you continue to write for a fandom after you’ve moved on or do you focus solely on the new one?
Who’s the one character you’ve just never managed to get perfectly right?
Who’s the one character who shines without you even trying?
Is there any particular character whose scenes always wind up being longer/more frequent than you expected? Does the quality hold up?
Was there any fanfic that you wrote that really surprised you in the fandom reaction? Was it just by the numbers or did they take it an entirely different way?
Have you ever written a ship into a fanfic without meaning to?
Have you ever purposefully bashed a character/ship in a fanfic?
Have you ever purposefully written something you know your readers would find uncomfortable/would not enjoy? If yes, why?
Do you consider yourself to have a readership?
If you cross-post your fanfics on multiple sites, do you have a favorite? Are there certain fanfics you would only post on a specific site?
How many views has your most popular fanfic gotten?
How many views has your least popular fanfic gotten?
Do you subscribe to/bookmark/kudos/comment more stories than you have received?
If you had to call yourself an author of a single genre, what would you pick?
If someone you know in real life who isn’t involved in fandom asked to read your work, would you let them? If yes, what would you recommend they read first?
Does anyone you know from outside of fandom know you write fanfic? Are they involved in the same fandom too?
Has anyone in your life ever read your fanfic just because you wrote it?
Has writing fanfic had a significant impact on your life? Would you say it’s entirely positive?
