so, like stuff?

[mhalachai]

This was going to be a poll, but then I realized that there's only one story that I wanted to do this with. So:

Do you think I should remix Family Hour to fit with Dawning Light?

Cuz dude, it would rock so hard.

Mostly, I wanted to make a poll, as it's been so long. I figured out that what I really want is interaction. So, here's your challenge:

Ask me any question regarding any fic. I will answer.

*checks watch* go!

Comments

[penyn-1600.livejournal.com]

From which character perspective is it easier to write from?

[mhalachaiswords.livejournal.com]

Easy answer: Antia

Real answer: Depends on the story. With Dawning Light, it's all Dawn's limited POV because it's her story. Inevitable is both Anita and Harry because a) their story is joint and b) there is too much information that the other does not know, and needs to be part of the narrative. IE Harry thinking about Hermione and Ron makes sense, but he wouldn't tell Anita about it. That kind of thing.

I tend to try and stick with one POV in a story. It's less confusing, as I've found from Inevitable.

So to sum up -- I tell the person's story from the person's POV.

Am I making sense? It's a hard day and I've got a headache.

[penyn-1600.livejournal.com]

You're making sense. :)

Why is Anita's perspective easiest do you think?

[mhalachaiswords.livejournal.com]

Hrm. I think it's because I like to deal with Anita's stories. The vampires, the danger. I also have an easier time writing female characters. She's just an interesting character. Not particularly nice at times, but interesting.