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So, I promised morganstuart that I would do this, and it's taken me about 89 years, but look! I did it!
The story you most want others to read:
Chemistry of a Car Crash in the Psych fandom and It's Natural To Be Afraid in the Sherlock fandom. I loved writing both of them, and there's a lot of my soul in each word of these two, especially.
The story easiest to write:
Sleep Tonight in the Sherlock fandom. That story came out so very easily that I wasn't sure if I was dreaming afterward. And it was well received, so I felt extremely accomplished, considering stories usually take me forever and a day to complete.
The story most difficult to write:
This is an easy one. Trapped Inside the Chase in the Psych fandom. That story took me over three years to finish, because I kept hitting wall after wall after wall in a dark alley on Writer's Block Road. But I'm so very proud of how it turned out. I accomplished my creepy goal, which I'm gauging from the comments, and that was the point, after all. To write something creepy.
The story that's received the most surprising reaction from readers:
Coming to Terms in the Merlin fandom. I wrote it in less than 30 minutes, and it's one of my most reviewed and favorited stories on Fanfiction.net. Considering it's written in second person, which is a little more unusual, and the fact that it was a spur of the moment one shot that is less than 1,000 words, I was extremely surprised at the response. It's been recommended by people I don't know on tumblr. I'm thrilled that readers liked it so much.
The story of which you're most proud:
Bleed, Everyone's Doing It in the Supernatural fandom. I'm not sure why, to be honest, but that story...everything just fell into place and I wrote it with such ease. Really, I'm proud of everything I put out, but this one is always the first that comes to mind and I'm not even sure of an exact reason why.
I'd love to know yours, too! Comment it to me, or put it on your own journals so I can devour it ;-D
<3
The story you most want others to read:
Chemistry of a Car Crash in the Psych fandom and It's Natural To Be Afraid in the Sherlock fandom. I loved writing both of them, and there's a lot of my soul in each word of these two, especially.
The story easiest to write:
Sleep Tonight in the Sherlock fandom. That story came out so very easily that I wasn't sure if I was dreaming afterward. And it was well received, so I felt extremely accomplished, considering stories usually take me forever and a day to complete.
The story most difficult to write:
This is an easy one. Trapped Inside the Chase in the Psych fandom. That story took me over three years to finish, because I kept hitting wall after wall after wall in a dark alley on Writer's Block Road. But I'm so very proud of how it turned out. I accomplished my creepy goal, which I'm gauging from the comments, and that was the point, after all. To write something creepy.
The story that's received the most surprising reaction from readers:
Coming to Terms in the Merlin fandom. I wrote it in less than 30 minutes, and it's one of my most reviewed and favorited stories on Fanfiction.net. Considering it's written in second person, which is a little more unusual, and the fact that it was a spur of the moment one shot that is less than 1,000 words, I was extremely surprised at the response. It's been recommended by people I don't know on tumblr. I'm thrilled that readers liked it so much.
The story of which you're most proud:
Bleed, Everyone's Doing It in the Supernatural fandom. I'm not sure why, to be honest, but that story...everything just fell into place and I wrote it with such ease. Really, I'm proud of everything I put out, but this one is always the first that comes to mind and I'm not even sure of an exact reason why.
I'd love to know yours, too! Comment it to me, or put it on your own journals so I can devour it ;-D
<3