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11. As an author (and not reader), do you prefer writing short stories or novels?
I don't have a preference. Novels mean going more in-depth in terms of world-building and characters. That's something I love since I generally spend a lot of time on world-building. Short stories mean I'll be sure to finish them once I've begun writing them and that's a very positive point because when I'm going for novels/novel-length fics, what I'm often planning for could only be resolved in a series.
12. Do you have creative epiphanies?
It's because of them things always get out of hands. My creativity can be triggered by almost anything (including things like smells, sounds or textures) and there's always parts of my mind working on whatever projects I have. My real creative epiphanies are a bit like the chaos theory, a small thing inspire me and then, a plethora of ideas will hit me and I go on speaking about them for hours. And I won't stop because explaining them/speaking about them only triggers more ideas and basically, it's a chain reaction cycles. Positive point is that I never have writer's blocks. Negative point is willing myself to stay focused on one text in order to finish it when there are so much things I want to write. That's why I begin lots of things but it takes me forever to finish them.
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I don't have a preference. Novels mean going more in-depth in terms of world-building and characters. That's something I love since I generally spend a lot of time on world-building. Short stories mean I'll be sure to finish them once I've begun writing them and that's a very positive point because when I'm going for novels/novel-length fics, what I'm often planning for could only be resolved in a series.
12. Do you have creative epiphanies?
It's because of them things always get out of hands. My creativity can be triggered by almost anything (including things like smells, sounds or textures) and there's always parts of my mind working on whatever projects I have. My real creative epiphanies are a bit like the chaos theory, a small thing inspire me and then, a plethora of ideas will hit me and I go on speaking about them for hours. And I won't stop because explaining them/speaking about them only triggers more ideas and basically, it's a chain reaction cycles. Positive point is that I never have writer's blocks. Negative point is willing myself to stay focused on one text in order to finish it when there are so much things I want to write. That's why I begin lots of things but it takes me forever to finish them.
31 days of writing meme masterpost