Ask me anything about my stories and/or writing process: inspiration, process, what the hell was I thinking, etc. No limit on questions, just ask away.
I think Crowley would make a wonderful mother. The only question is, would he lay an egg?
From a conversation about another another baby story I wrote. I think I was trying to show off and be silly, but the sadness of the story really got to me in the end.
For the other question - there are two things. One is the process of making the first draft into something that pleases me. I have a vivid mental metaphor for it of combing tangled hair until the knots and tangles fall out and just the thought of it makes me really happy. The other is finding out that people have liked and enjoyed reading what I've written - it's an amazing thrill.
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Date: 2005-06-02 02:21 pm (UTC)What gave you the inspiration for "Baby Snakes" anyway?
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Date: 2005-06-02 07:53 pm (UTC)I think Crowley would make a wonderful mother. The only question is, would he lay an egg?
From a conversation about another another baby story I wrote. I think I was trying to show off and be silly, but the sadness of the story really got to me in the end.
For the other question - there are two things. One is the process of making the first draft into something that pleases me. I have a vivid mental metaphor for it of combing tangled hair until the knots and tangles fall out and just the thought of it makes me really happy. The other is finding out that people have liked and enjoyed reading what I've written - it's an amazing thrill.
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Date: 2005-06-02 08:03 pm (UTC)And feedback is the drug we live on, isn't it? XD
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Date: 2005-06-02 09:52 pm (UTC)You and your young man. That kills me. So cute!