Estimated Reading Time: 3 MinutesMore on beta reading; collaborations; some favorites; sequels, prequels and prompts.
Category: Fandom
I’ve been involved with media fandom since childhood and participate in a number of different ways, from reading and writing fan fiction to attending conventions to participating in online discussions and more. There’s been a lot of change over the years, but it has always kept me sane and grounded. RSS Feed »
Estimated Reading Time: 3 MinutesRevisions and edits on my fan fiction; considering whether to keep and/or update older fics; deleting fics; beta reader preferences.
Estimated Reading Time: 3 MinutesFavorite pairing(s); pre-writing and writing habits; defining a “muse” (or not); preferred writing conditions.
Estimated Reading Time: 3 MinutesWriting as passion vs. hobby; episodes that inspiring me; best and worst writing advice I’ve encountered; selecting a fic that would have worked well on film.
Estimated Reading Time: 5 MinutesDiscussing a weakness; sharing favorite snippets of prose and dialogue (with the reasons why); and listing which of my fics have (so far) been the hardest and easiest to write.
Estimated Reading Time: 5 MinutesDescribing my comfort zone; discussing tropes I do and don’t want to write; answering a question about upcoming ideas; and sharing a strength.
Estimated Reading Time: 6 MinutesI’ve recently begun defining myself as primarily a shared universe writer. Why the change, and what does that actually mean, anyway?
Estimated Reading Time: 4 MinutesWhat if Catholicism was considered to be a fandom? The analogy is surprisingly apt, and can offer insights on both sides of the equation.
Estimated Reading Time: 4 MinutesNoticing a left-handed character in one show led me to re-discover a different show that I’d enjoyed, but forgotten. When I re-watched, it sparked my imagination — and it has kept right on doing so.