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calliopes_pen) wrote2018-12-29 09:03 am
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Have A Fanfic Questions Meme
I saw this meme going around the reading list, and finally borrowed it from
littlestclouds.
2. Which scene was your favorite to write in [title of fic]?
3. Which part of [title] was hardest to write?
4. If you could change anything in [title], what would it be?
5. Did you make an outline for [title]? Did you stick to it?
6. Which scenes did you cut, and which were added in [title]?
7. Who was your favorite character to write in [title]?
8. Which came first, the title or the fic?
9. Which idea came to you first in [title]?
10. What are some facts readers may not know about [title]?
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1. Of the fics you’ve written, which is your favorite and why?
2. Which scene was your favorite to write in [title of fic]?
3. Which part of [title] was hardest to write?
4. If you could change anything in [title], what would it be?
5. Did you make an outline for [title]? Did you stick to it?
6. Which scenes did you cut, and which were added in [title]?
7. Who was your favorite character to write in [title]?
8. Which came first, the title or the fic?
9. Which idea came to you first in [title]?
10. What are some facts readers may not know about [title]?
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Of the fics you’ve written, which is your favorite and why?
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I also enjoyed getting a chance at writing Van Helsing's solo POV toward the end, as he carefully set about infiltrating Dracula's castle...and the ensuing negotiations for what amounted to saving Lucy and Seward's souls when he was caught.
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7. Who was your favourite character to write in The Soft Whispers of the Dead?
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Poor Jonathan had all that mind control and possession going on with him, to the point that writing him clawing his way free from the servant was simply fun. Mina skirted the edge of the supernatural claiming her as well when she was by herself--writing her rejection of Dracula after seeing what she might become was a good moment for her and something that I enjoyed writing late in the beta reading process.
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However, if I could change anything about it, I would:
1. Get rid of the quotation at the start, since that's padding more than anything.
2. I probably could have expanded the story so it isn't a large majority of Doc and Marty talking about things the reader never gets to see, and there's an actual adventure for the two of them. And, perhaps, worked harder on getting Doc and Clara's voices right, because with the former--at times I had him sounding more like the Tenth Doctor than Doc.