I did English and Philosophy for my BA and Medieval and Renaissance English for my MA - which is strange, since I planned to do a History degree, but there you go.
I listen to The Killers, Kasabian, Daft Punk, David Bowie, Eels, Tom Waits, Pixies, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, so many other artists! But one thing I recently got into and I'm recommending them to everyone, is a band called The Walkabouts, especially an album called Nighttown, it's just amazing.
I've seen Muse three times and they blew my mind every single time.
Honestly, I never meant to have so many stories on the go at the same time, somehow, it just happened. It can be hard in the sense that some stories can be neglected for a bit - for example, I know I must post a new update of Bad Blood soon, haven't done a new one of that since December. But it's also nice to have something else to move onto if one story isn't coming together the way I want.
I usually spend a few days thinking about whatever story I plan to update so that, when I do sit down to write, I have the chapter mapped out in my head. Sometimes I'll put in some extra dialogue or another scene but mostly, it's all planned out beforehand.
Hope that answered everything! Thanks again for the questions.
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Date: 2011-02-22 01:19 am (UTC)I did English and Philosophy for my BA and Medieval and Renaissance English for my MA - which is strange, since I planned to do a History degree, but there you go.
I listen to The Killers, Kasabian, Daft Punk, David Bowie, Eels, Tom Waits, Pixies, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, so many other artists! But one thing I recently got into and I'm recommending them to everyone, is a band called The Walkabouts, especially an album called Nighttown, it's just amazing.
I've seen Muse three times and they blew my mind every single time.
Honestly, I never meant to have so many stories on the go at the same time, somehow, it just happened. It can be hard in the sense that some stories can be neglected for a bit - for example, I know I must post a new update of Bad Blood soon, haven't done a new one of that since December. But it's also nice to have something else to move onto if one story isn't coming together the way I want.
I usually spend a few days thinking about whatever story I plan to update so that, when I do sit down to write, I have the chapter mapped out in my head. Sometimes I'll put in some extra dialogue or another scene but mostly, it's all planned out beforehand.
Hope that answered everything! Thanks again for the questions.