Finchbearer
Vala
As in …it can’t be done or? It’s too broad a theme? Everything I write these days centres around this theme. It started out by not noticing I even did it. Subconscious taking over…
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pmmg
Myth Weaver
No, something you have written, or will write that includes this. I want to see it in action.
Finchbearer
Vala
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pmmg
Myth Weaver
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The Dark One
Auror
Hard to fight a crocodile, even for the hardiest of fighting men.
If I had to identify a common(ish) theme to my work it would probably be my fascination with The Secret World - the life that happens between the cracks - the extraordinary within the ordinary.
My work always includes unusual and unexpected relationships also. It's always fun to write those.
LittleOwlbear
Troubadour
I also go with people, and add their relationships (romantic, platonic, family, mentor-student ...), because I daydream about various characters since I'm like 7, 8 yo.
Of course the characters and their depth changed a lot as I got older, but the core never changed that my stories are made up to tell the life history of those people and their relationships.
That's also why I write a slow burn romantic fantasy and not some epic series, which also could include character-focused plot, but I prefer it like that.
I never created characters on the sheet either. They just appeared and I explored them, rather than actively creating them.
Also they always had been really likeable to me. I couldn't write a Game of Thrones, I basically write romances with people, who are all different types of cuties, aka decent people, at their core lol, of course with a few flaws and issues.
The fantasy elements are an interesting and cool spice to the writing, also one that directly influences the people living in the world.
I love to write and describe all flavor of magic and cool, interesting or sometimes just silly / quirky / whimsical fantasy elements.
Of course the characters and their depth changed a lot as I got older, but the core never changed that my stories are made up to tell the life history of those people and their relationships.
That's also why I write a slow burn romantic fantasy and not some epic series, which also could include character-focused plot, but I prefer it like that.
I never created characters on the sheet either. They just appeared and I explored them, rather than actively creating them.
Also they always had been really likeable to me. I couldn't write a Game of Thrones, I basically write romances with people, who are all different types of cuties, aka decent people, at their core lol, of course with a few flaws and issues.
The fantasy elements are an interesting and cool spice to the writing, also one that directly influences the people living in the world.
I love to write and describe all flavor of magic and cool, interesting or sometimes just silly / quirky / whimsical fantasy elements.
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