tuntofu:

when eggsy meet harry!!! 

like finally!!! btw sorry for no updates coz have so many works to do ;~; and thanks for spiderman homecoming and marvel mcu, i have been just read all their fanfics for a looong this 3 months. feel free to send dm for talk or req (lets talk marve xD)

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3 and 15 for the Author Ask. I absolutely adore your sweet Rickyl btw!

Hello, thank you for your ask! ;///v///;

For #3, I usually make a big outline with bullet
points/notes and try to write from start of the story to end. But sometimes
I cheat and write scenes I really
want to write first. (For me, this is usually the ‘first realization of
feelings’ or some ultra fluffy bit. :3 ) And I usually skip over the pr0n
scenes to come back to them later, lol.

For #15, the funny thing is I started out drawing instead of
writing! But I always felt like my pictures only told part of a story? And then
I got into fandoms where my fav characters were dying left and right, or being
maimed, or put through the wringer (often for no good reason other than D~r~a~m~a)
and no amount of pictures could heal that hurt anymore; I needed stories to
fill that void, needed the fix-its and comfort and fluff, entire narratives
that gave these characters the happy endings they deserved. Wanting stories
with particular elements/events/kinks (some as tame as
“omg, I want to see X kiss Y’s palm, ahhhh~~♥” ) drove me into giving writing a
try, because I felt like I had so many stories
to tell, fluffs to share, none of which could be captured in a single image.

And I’m so happy to hear you enjoy my Rickyl fics! I hope to
be able to get back into writing it once things slow down in real life!
^^

send an ask: get to know your author

polyamoryavengers:

1)
is there a story you’re holding off on writing for some reason?

2)
what work of yours, if any, are you the most embarrassed about existing?

3) what order do you write in? front of book to back? chronological? favorite scenes first? something else?

4) favorite character you’ve written

5) character you were most surprised to end up writing

6) something you would go back and change in your writing that it’s too late/complicated to change now

7) when asked, are you embarrassed or enthusiastic to tell people that you write?

8) favorite genre to write

9) what, if anything, do you do for inspiration?

10) write in silence or with background noise? with people or alone?

11) what aspect of your writing do you think has most improved since you started writing?

12) your weaknesses as an author

13) your strengths as an author

14) do you make playlists for your current wips?

15) why did you start writing?

16) are there any characters who haunt you?

17) if you could give your fledgling author self any advice, what would it be?

18) were there any works you read that affected you so much that it influenced your writing style? what were they?

19) when it comes to more complicated narratives, how do you keep track of outlines, characters, development, timeline, ect.?

20) do you write in long sit-down sessions or in little spurts?

21) what do you think when you read over your older work?

22) are there any subjects that make you uncomfortable to write?

23) any obscure life experiences that you feel have helped your writing?

24) have you ever become an expert on something you previously knew nothing about, in order to better a scene or a story?

25) copy/paste a few sentences or a short paragraph that you’re particularly proud of

Is there a word for the feeling you get when you want to return to a place you can no longer return to, like missing an old house that’s been sold or a time when you were young?

word-stuck:

Hiraeth is a deep, wistful, nostalgic sense of longing for home — a home that is no longer or perhaps never was. 

Pronounced [hɨraɪ̯θ], this Welsh word is defined as a yearning and wistful grief for people and things long gone, a homesickness tinged with grief or sadness over the lost or departed. 

It is a mix of longing, yearning, nostalgia, wistfulness, or an earnest desire.

Hiraeth bears considerable similarities with the Portuguese concept of saudade, Brazilian Portuguese banzo, Galician morriña, Romanian dor, and Ethiopian tizita.