Ask Me Anything

[hannah_chapter1]

Hey everyone (anyone?),

So I've been thinking, maybe I come off as a little distant sometimes and, if so, I'd like to do something about it, which brings me to this post. The idea here is, people just come and ask me questions, I will answer as honestly as I can. If you've ever wanted to know something about me, here's your chance. The only rule is, keep it friendly. If no one has a question they'd like to ask, that's perfectly fine - I don't know if anyone will even see this post! But I just thought I'd try and put myself out there.

Peace and unlimited love to all :)

Comments

[starlight-myth.livejournal.com]

Most of the questions I wanted to ask were already answered in the other comments, haha. Anyways...I do have one.

What are your inspirations for fics? I know most of them come from movies but I love that they are rustic and old school. And your writing has a unique style to it! Where does that come from?

[hannah-chapter.livejournal.com]

Hey, that's a very good question.

Inspirations can come from anywhere, I'll be reading a book, or even just listening to a song and I might get an idea for a story - I'm actually planning a new one-off based around the lyrics of "Private Dancer" by Tina Turner.
My style? I don't know, I watch a lot of movies, but I read a lot as well, people like Stephen King (my favourite), Jim Thompson, and especially James Ellroy, he has a really urgent, driving style, his books just clip along.
Hope that answered your question, thanks for asking!

[starlight-myth.livejournal.com]

Books can be quite influencing. Having said that, it's been ages since I read a book. Nothing seems to interest me these days, haha. My mum brought some Agatha Christie the other day; I might start one of those.

I've seen the movie Christine based on King's novel right? Was creepy, haha!

That did answer my question, thanks!

[hannah-chapter.livejournal.com]

Yeah, Christine is one of his. I had a Pennywise icon for a bit, but people thought it was too creepy, so I got rid of it. I guess the thing about reading is, the more you read, the more you learn about how stories go together.