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More writing memes!
Jun. 8th, 2010 07:22 pmI'm desperately trying something, anything to get my tricksy muses moving again. Please to help? ::bats eyelashes::
Take your pick or do more than one, your choice.
1) When we write and then post, our writing goes out into the public domain and is experienced/interpreted by the reader. But no-one ever asks the writer how they saw it, or what they like about something they've created, or what feedback they'd give themselves.
Pick something I've written and I'll tell you what I like about it (and maybe something I don't).
2) - Leave a comment and indicate which fandom interest of the ones we share you would like to think about - Baseball, Monaboyd, Lotrips, Boondock Saints, Top Gear, Doctor Who, Torchwood, Firefly, Magnificent Seven, other rpf you've seen me write.
- I'll respond by asking you three hypothetical questions that are related to your choice to satisfy my curiosity.
- Update your journal with the answers to your questions.
- Include this explanation and offer to ask other people questions.
3) You give me the title of a fic I've never written, and I give you a synopsis of that fic. It's like getting a ficlet without the fiddly bits that I can never write. Next best thing! If you are feeling a hankering for a certain pairing or fandom, you can let me know that as well. Otherwise I will just go where the title takes me. They can be silly or lovely or stolen, it doesn't matter.
4) Ask any of my character(ization)s from any story a question. Did you ever wonder why someone did or said (or didn't do or say) something? Here's your chance to find out!
5) Have you ever wondered what happened in the past or the future of a story I've written? Pick any story, choose a time outside of what was written (two months before, ten years after, something different than the actual time frame of the fic) and I will tell you what happened then.
6) An old favorite of mine: Commentaries. If you ever wondered what my thought processes were while I was writing something, here's your chance to find out! Pick a story or a chapter of a story and I'll do you up a commentary on it.
Take your pick or do more than one, your choice.
1) When we write and then post, our writing goes out into the public domain and is experienced/interpreted by the reader. But no-one ever asks the writer how they saw it, or what they like about something they've created, or what feedback they'd give themselves.
Pick something I've written and I'll tell you what I like about it (and maybe something I don't).
2) - Leave a comment and indicate which fandom interest of the ones we share you would like to think about - Baseball, Monaboyd, Lotrips, Boondock Saints, Top Gear, Doctor Who, Torchwood, Firefly, Magnificent Seven, other rpf you've seen me write.
- I'll respond by asking you three hypothetical questions that are related to your choice to satisfy my curiosity.
- Update your journal with the answers to your questions.
- Include this explanation and offer to ask other people questions.
3) You give me the title of a fic I've never written, and I give you a synopsis of that fic. It's like getting a ficlet without the fiddly bits that I can never write. Next best thing! If you are feeling a hankering for a certain pairing or fandom, you can let me know that as well. Otherwise I will just go where the title takes me. They can be silly or lovely or stolen, it doesn't matter.
4) Ask any of my character(ization)s from any story a question. Did you ever wonder why someone did or said (or didn't do or say) something? Here's your chance to find out!
5) Have you ever wondered what happened in the past or the future of a story I've written? Pick any story, choose a time outside of what was written (two months before, ten years after, something different than the actual time frame of the fic) and I will tell you what happened then.
6) An old favorite of mine: Commentaries. If you ever wondered what my thought processes were while I was writing something, here's your chance to find out! Pick a story or a chapter of a story and I'll do you up a commentary on it.
