Day Thirty

True story

Me: (describing hot Clexa bath scene)

Pal: So ... which episode is that from?

Me: Oh ... um, the scene’s from a beautiful fanfic from Nordyr. You should read it. 

Pal: Are you watching the 100 anymore?

Me: Yes... ish.

100% agree! Some of the fanfic I’ve read has better writing than the actual show. For example, Giant by @coeurdastronaute

Reblog if you think fanfiction is a legitimate form of creative writing.

Saves me everyday

Day Seventy-Seven

of @the-wip-project‘s #100daysofwriting challenge

Q: Is what you like to write the same as what you like to read?

A: Yes, I am writing sci-fi and enjoy reading sci-fi. However, I also enjoy reading many genres of writing. Even non-fiction.

I got a new job about a year ago. It’s an IT job and part of my job involves supporting desktops running different operating systems. Every morning I log into: wanheda (Linux), heda (windows) and clexa (OSX). They are all running smoothly.

awesome! the never ending joy of this fandom

this week on who wants to hide their feelings

(insp.)

Day 34 of @the-wip-project ‘s 100 days of writing challenge.

Q. Do you prefer to write fluff or angst?

A. Angst. I have more personal experience with angst and, therefore, the writing comes easier for me.

Getting in my tumblr fill before #502 airs tonight on cw.

Day Forty-three

of @the-wip-project‘s challenge.

Q43: How often to you switch WIPs and do you think that’s a good thing to do?

A43: I used to switch quite a bit. But this ended up in tons of notebooks of unfinished stories or redrafts of scenes I had already written down once as I could not find the first version of that scene. I’m the kind of person who reads one book at a time. Writing multiple wips at once can be good in terms of coming up with ideas. But if I’m avoiding writing a scene in one wip, writing for another wip becomes a form of procrastination for me.

Day sixty (60/100)

I’m skipping a series of @the-wip-project‘s prompts to land on this one:

Q60: How do you start your chapters? Do you start with dialogue? Why or why not?

A60: I’ve not really thought about this before but, on reviewing the two wips on currently focusing on, I rarely start chapters with dialogue. In the chapters I do, I use it to startle the reader as a character is being startled by whomever has just started talking to them.

Clexa + Parallels Lil’ gift for you Erin, I know how much you love these. I hope it will “cheer you up”’. Thank you for everything. But this gifset is also for all the Clexa fans as well. THANK YOU FOR BEING AWESOME.