I feel like a slave to the bold topics!! WAAAHHH!
Which of these two fanfic types do you prefer: short and intense or long and detailed?
Short and intense if I don't have enough time. My brain likes one-shots, so I'm a one-shot artist. Three here on PC and many more still not on the 'Net.
Long and detailed if I've got LOTS of time on my hands. I'd write my ideas in my notebook first (pink and fluffy, WHEEEE!!), then turn them into a multi-chapped story.
Do you prefer to review long fics where the author makes one or two mistakes and a logical error, or do you prefer to review short fics where it feels as though the author is out to break every rule in the English Language?
I'll review anything THAT IS NOT BAD, as in, "Okay, that character's a Mary-Sue. Hey, that guy's OOC! Alright, this ain't true to the spirit of the show! WHO THE HECK WROTE THIS PIECE OF CRUD?!" I'll review anything as long as it isn't like that.
How does your mood when writing affect developments in your story? Do you let it? And if you do, what influences said mood? Do you listen to your favourite music to brighten your mood, or what?
Sometimes it doesn't affect me, other times it does. It helps to listen to music to set moods, not just to brighten it. And for the third question, music helps me write a particular mood. Sometimes I keep playing the same song OVER AND OVER so I can write a whole story.
What historical figure would you compare your fic character too? Historical can be anyone famous by the way.
Do the Clone High characters count? They ARE the clones of famous people.
J/K!! Anyway, I'd compare Ash to Romeo and Dianne to Juliet, except they got their happy ending. That work?