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I'm going to jump into the pool with this, but December just isn't going to work. I don't know why I think I'll have more time in January, but at that distance all I can see is a pretty picture of snow-covered fields and PowerPoint, so why not.

If you would like me to talk (in the sense of "write aimlessly") about any topic, pick a date and tell me what you'd like to hear. Fair game: any book/media fandom I've brushed against, my own books, my fic, and the vast universe of stuff that is not those. With the caveat that I may decide not to talk about some personal topics (but then again, one never knows). Gardening- and food-related questions are certainly up for discussion.

January 1:
January 2:
January 3: [personal profile] enemyofperfect. If you could wish a new fannish custom or genre into being, what would it be?
January 4:
January 5: [livejournal.com profile] penwiper26 Talk about water metaphors, and how they came to fascinate you.
January 6: [personal profile] philomytha. Composing prose and choosing words and images.
January 7: [personal profile] yunitsa. What was the original genesis of the Time books? Did you start with the time travel, or the characters, or...?
January 8: [personal profile] philomytha. Birds and how they ambushed me. :)
January 9: [personal profile] eris. Who has been your favourite POV to write (in any canon), and why?
January 10:
January 11:
January 12:
January 13: [personal profile] philomytha. What's the first fiction you ever wrote?
January 14:[personal profile] wendylove. When and how do you write?
January 15: [personal profile] wendylove. Do writing and gardening have anything in common?
January 16:
January 17: [personal profile] enemyofperfect. What's a part of writing that comes easily to you, and what's one that's difficult? (Does it depend how ease and difficulty are defined?)
January 18:
January 19: [personal profile] kivrin. Do you have a favorite narrative trope or theme? In other words, a narrative "bulletproof kink"? If so, discuss. If not, discuss.
January 20:
January 21:
January 22: [personal profile] brewsternorth. Things you like/are looking forward to about Sleepy Hollow.
January 23: [personal profile] brewsternorth. Travel: a place you'd like to go to someday?
January 24: [personal profile] pendrecarc. How do you approach writing short and long fiction differently, if at all?
January 25: [personal profile] yunitsa. If you were in charge of the Vorkosigan books, what would the next one be about?
January 26:
January 27: [personal profile] pendrecarc. Do you ever reread your own work? Why, and what is it like?
January 28: [personal profile] eris. Is there something you wish had a larger fandom?
January 29:
January 30: [personal profile] wendylove. Do your children know anything about fanfiction? At what age do you have The Talk?
January 31: [personal profile] philomytha. Favourite Shakespeare play.

Date: 2013-12-09 04:07 am (UTC)From: [personal profile] wendylove
wendylove: Wendy: I know such lots of stories (Default)
I will leave the dates up to you, but any or all of --

... when and how do you write? (I am fascinated by other people's writing schedules and habits.)
... do writing and gardening have anything in common?
... do your children know anything about fanfiction? At what age do you have The Talk?

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