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30 Days of Fan Fiction Meme, Day 27
27 – Where is your favorite place to write, and do you write by hand or on the computer?
My very favorite place is sprawled with my laptop on my sofa bed in front of the fire, but this only works in winter. Most of the time, I write at my desktop, which is not exciting but is where my main resources are (my laptop being somewhat old and broken). These days, I only write poetry/song by hand (and I do that rarely). I did write by hand from about age 13 or so when I seriously began writing up to around 23, when I started to transition to composing (vs. transcribing) on my computer. It was a hard transition. I still have many of my old notebooks, and sometimes they are valuable for checking old story ideas and Continuation canon. It makes me realize the dangers of digital ephemera. I have notebooks from when I was 15, but I've rarely managed to hold onto computer files that date from younger than 25, and those are fairly few, the big ones, like my novel that I keep saving and re-saving. Something's lost, quite literally, in moving to the computer.
28 – Have you ever collaborated with anyone else, whether writing together, or having an artist work on a piece about your fic?
29 – What is your current project or projects?
30 – Do you have a favorite fic you've written? What makes it your favorite? And don't forget to give us a link!
My very favorite place is sprawled with my laptop on my sofa bed in front of the fire, but this only works in winter. Most of the time, I write at my desktop, which is not exciting but is where my main resources are (my laptop being somewhat old and broken). These days, I only write poetry/song by hand (and I do that rarely). I did write by hand from about age 13 or so when I seriously began writing up to around 23, when I started to transition to composing (vs. transcribing) on my computer. It was a hard transition. I still have many of my old notebooks, and sometimes they are valuable for checking old story ideas and Continuation canon. It makes me realize the dangers of digital ephemera. I have notebooks from when I was 15, but I've rarely managed to hold onto computer files that date from younger than 25, and those are fairly few, the big ones, like my novel that I keep saving and re-saving. Something's lost, quite literally, in moving to the computer.
28 – Have you ever collaborated with anyone else, whether writing together, or having an artist work on a piece about your fic?
29 – What is your current project or projects?
30 – Do you have a favorite fic you've written? What makes it your favorite? And don't forget to give us a link!