Ancient meme Pt II
11. Is writing your passion or just a fun hobby?
Neither, it's a frustrating hobby - who knows why I do it, but I always have.
12. Is there an episode above all others that inspires you just a little bit more?
Well, you'd have to pick a show first, wouldn't you? And then it's not always the obvious, wonky eps get more 'fix-it' fic than non-wonky eps. So I don't know - don't know's an answer, right? Closely followed by, if I had any idea, I wouldn't be able to make up my mind...
13. What’s the best writing advice you’ve ever come across?
Write.
14. What’s the worst writing advice you’ve ever come across?
Don't write.
15. If you could choose one of your fics to be filmed, which would you choose?
No idea, maybe one of the more visual ones, I can see 'The Long Trick' (Pros) looking good on camera, and maybe 'The Island' (MFU), that's quite visual - and, if shot on location, would have lots of nice scenery. At lot of my fic is internal monologue, maybe I'm unconsciously writing for radio? On the other hand, 'Peep Show' was all about the internal monologue...
16. If you only could write one pairing for the rest of your life, which pairing would it be?
I'm assuming this question is not embracing the Gen, I like Gen. But even if it means 'parings' in the Gen sense, my answer would be: bog off, I write fan-fic, so no pesky person is going to tell me which parings I can write!
Have a vid, which I think explains my position:
Click to view'I Ship It' an Icona Pop parody by Not Literally Productions
17. Do you write your story from start to finish, or do you write the scenes out of order?
Mostly start to finish, if an ending comes to me, I might pop it in, and sometimes a scene presents itself and I have to write it down before I forget it, but mostly I'm a linear type of person.
18. Do you use any tools, like worksheets or outlines?
I use a computer...
19. Stephen King once said that his muse is a man who lives in the basement. Do you have a muse?
No. (Does Stephen King have an infernal lodger?)
20. Describe your perfect writing conditions.
Time and inclination (and a functioning computer).