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Snowflake Challenge: Icebreaker
Jan. 8th, 2024 07:28 pm I am writing this in response to Fandom Snowflake Challenge #4.
I write original fiction and have posted here for a number of years. I also brought over my older writing from Livejournal so there is a lot of material in my blog, and so many tags.
Most of my work is short form, although there are a number of series and the components of those usually have links to previous and past posts included. I also have a problem with being attracted to the latest shiny story idea. One of my works in progress has an index page, which is an experiment to see if it makes things easier. (The relevant tag is Anadrasata.)
Most of my writing falls into the science fiction and fantasy genres, and I understand that might not be your cup of tea. I also generally don't write fanfiction.
My first language is English, and I come from the southern hemisphere which why in my writing north tends to be the sunny side of objects, if the matter comes up. My early reading might explain why I want my fantasy forests to be oaks, etc.
If you choose to look through my writing, I hope you find something that you enjoy.
I write original fiction and have posted here for a number of years. I also brought over my older writing from Livejournal so there is a lot of material in my blog, and so many tags.
Most of my work is short form, although there are a number of series and the components of those usually have links to previous and past posts included. I also have a problem with being attracted to the latest shiny story idea. One of my works in progress has an index page, which is an experiment to see if it makes things easier. (The relevant tag is Anadrasata.)
Most of my writing falls into the science fiction and fantasy genres, and I understand that might not be your cup of tea. I also generally don't write fanfiction.
My first language is English, and I come from the southern hemisphere which why in my writing north tends to be the sunny side of objects, if the matter comes up. My early reading might explain why I want my fantasy forests to be oaks, etc.
If you choose to look through my writing, I hope you find something that you enjoy.