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eaten_by_bearsGanked from Ultharkitty. Comment with one or more letters, and I'll answer the question.
A: What do you write? Fanfiction, original fiction, nonfiction, articles, songs, poems, essays, plays, what?
B: How often do you write?
C: Who is your favorite character of your own? Who is your favorite character created by somebody else? Why?
D: If you had the choice of going without writing forever or going without dinner forever, which one would you choose?
E: Have you ever participated in National Novel Writing Month or any of its variations?
F: What’s your favorite book? Favorite author?
G: What’s your least favorite book? Least favorite author?
H: How long have you been writing?
I: What grades do you/did you get in English class?
J: What does writing mean to you?
K: Share an old, embarrassing work?
L: What advice would you give to other writers?
M: How do you feel when somebody gives harsh yet constructive criticism?
N: Which writing blogs and writing help blogs do you follow?
O: What motivates you to write?
P: What are your goals for things to happen to your writing? (Getting published, getting a good review, having a fandom, etc)
Q: How do you get through writer’s block?
R: What genre do you write in?
S: Would you let a stranger off the streets read your first drafts?
T: What’s your favorite part of the writing process? Why?
U: What’s your least favorite part of the writing process? Why?
V: What do you listen to when you write?
W: What’s your biggest pet peeve in writing?
X: (LEAVE ME A PROMPT)
Y: How would you describe the perfect prose? How would you describe your own prose?
Z: How often do you read?
A: What do you write? Fanfiction, original fiction, nonfiction, articles, songs, poems, essays, plays, what?
B: How often do you write?
C: Who is your favorite character of your own? Who is your favorite character created by somebody else? Why?
D: If you had the choice of going without writing forever or going without dinner forever, which one would you choose?
E: Have you ever participated in National Novel Writing Month or any of its variations?
F: What’s your favorite book? Favorite author?
G: What’s your least favorite book? Least favorite author?
H: How long have you been writing?
I: What grades do you/did you get in English class?
J: What does writing mean to you?
K: Share an old, embarrassing work?
L: What advice would you give to other writers?
M: How do you feel when somebody gives harsh yet constructive criticism?
N: Which writing blogs and writing help blogs do you follow?
O: What motivates you to write?
P: What are your goals for things to happen to your writing? (Getting published, getting a good review, having a fandom, etc)
Q: How do you get through writer’s block?
R: What genre do you write in?
S: Would you let a stranger off the streets read your first drafts?
T: What’s your favorite part of the writing process? Why?
U: What’s your least favorite part of the writing process? Why?
V: What do you listen to when you write?
W: What’s your biggest pet peeve in writing?
X: (LEAVE ME A PROMPT)
Y: How would you describe the perfect prose? How would you describe your own prose?
Z: How often do you read?
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Date: 2013-10-12 03:46 pm (UTC)and X Daniel being taught to shave by the Autobot of your choice
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Date: 2013-10-14 02:40 pm (UTC)I like Write or Die. It lets me make progress in a short period of time and then stop, instead of spending hours feeling like I /should/ write and not getting anything done.
Sometimes I'll write out my story as a series of bullet points, so I know what needs to happen and in what order. Then if I don't know what to write next, I just check the list and it's there.
I also like brainstorming with a friend and asking them for encouragement and prodding. Usually Mini, lol.
T. I love talking about characterization. Writing meta, talking with friends, taking personality quizzes in character, whatever. It's definitely my favorite part.
X. Rodimus laughed, scrolling through the file. He'd never thought there was so much to human fur care. "Okay. It says to go against the grain. You have a grain?"
Danny drew the razor up his leg. It wasn't rocket science, exactly, but he was glad to have his friend's help all the same. "Sure. You know what I'm like when you rub me the wrong way."