december posting meme

[kaydeefalls]

This was fun last year, and since it's making the rounds again...

Pick a date in December and give me a topic, and I'll ramble on. I'm good at blather. It can be anything from fandom-related (specific characters, actors, storylines, episodes, etc.) to life-related to pizza preferences to whatever you want. Last year I wound up with mostly theater prompts, for obvious reasons. :)

I may be willing to write ficlets as well, if requested, though that's harder for me to guarantee.


Dec 1: thought processes, ideas, any commentary on writing Queen's Gambit (via_ostiense)
Dec 2: How did you get into the theatre business and if you do decide on a career change, what sort of change are you thinking? (theladyscribe)
Dec 3: Talk to me about New York - your favorite neighborhoods, your favorite bodegas, your favorite little out of the way places and what makes it so special to you. (azewewish)
Dec 4:
Dec 5: what was your first fandom and how did that experience affect your future fandoms? (theladyscribe)
Dec 6:
Dec 7: Favorite Who characters? (endeni)
Dec 8:
Dec 9: Tell me all about why Abbie Mills is so great! (pocky_slash)
Dec 10: a story you want to write but haven't yet (tassosss)
Dec 11:
Dec 12: Favorite Sleepy Hollow episode and why? (misbegotten)
Dec 13: What makes for a good viddable song? (ranalore)
Dec 14:
Dec 15: What's a formative-as-fuck story (book, film, play, TV show, whatever) that you later realized had totally informed your storytelling tastes today? (newredshoes
Dec 16:
Dec 17: Bucky Barnes and his robot arm! (musesfool)
Dec 18:
Dec 19: What's one book you read as a child that has stuck with you over the years? (ignipes)
Dec 20: things you can't quite remember, but want to (ajodasso)
Dec 21:
Dec 22:
Dec 23:
Dec 24:
Dec 25: ...is for Yuletide, let's be real.
Dec 26:
Dec 27: Tell me all about your favorite thing about writing and why you do it! (pocky_slash)
Dec 28: Can you talk about what unites your pan-fandom interests? (rthstewart)
Dec 29:
Dec 30:
Dec 31:

Comments

[newredshoes]

Oooh, hmm, any day: What's a formative-as-fuck story (book, film, play, TV show, whatever) that you later realized had totally informed your storytelling tastes today? (Like, I realized that the TMNT cartoon from the '80s was, like, a primal influence on me and that blew my mind.)

[kaydeefalls]

Ha! Awesome.