DeevaLicious
Erotic Ink Slinger
- Joined
- May 14, 2009
- Posts
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You did it, didn't you?
I rest my case.
pats his cheek
Hmmm...sure thing, sugar. Big, strong, persuasive man.
smiles and slips away
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You did it, didn't you?
I rest my case.
OMFG.... me too. It makes me cringe.
And I'm glad Britwitch has more dilligent cowriters than myself, otherwise we wouldn't see her writing nearly enough. What I like is the breadth of characters and stories she takes on and, for someone who's so good, she pretty much gives anyone competent a chance.
And confession: I've laughed with her often on the mutilation of language, so much so that she has me in feats of laughter (much needed usually) and if she peaks my interest one more time I'll be eternally greatful.
Dialog is the bestest!
Crunching ice is the worstest!
I miss writing with the Witchiest!
Just saw this! Thank you, Brit.And Deeva is awesome. End of.
grins
Finally, a Dee profile!
I've never written with you, but I've certainly respected your musings from afar as you well know.
I now have to go back and check on some to refresh my memory.
We oldies forget sometimes...*smiles*
Okay, but you have to stop referring to yourself as old. You and I are too close in age for you to drag me down into old age with you. Not cool Mr. Fishy.
smiles and hugs her friend
You and me both, Fishie
smooches VailYou and me both, Fishie
Mature?! That's worse....Have you ever watched "mature" porn?"mature" then *smiles*
We're in agreeance!!!
And hi
Yet still she refuses to write with me...
le pine
liar liar panties on fire!
I think.
I might be wrong.
My brain makes things up.
slips her arms around her hips and pulls her close, kissing her full bottom liphikes skirt
Many, many strange things may happen in life...
slowly straddles a Deva-lap
But confusing you with anyone else in the world
leans in
Will never be one of them
Post?
What are you waiting for??
confuzzled
In the Case Files thread!
No clue what you are talking about
Ravenous is a delicious word.What is your favorite word? Ravenous.
I seriously cracked up laughing over this!If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates? “I know, I can't believe this shit either.”
Ravenous is a delicious word.
I seriously cracked up laughing over this!
What is your screenname?
Vail_Indigo
Why did you choose that?
Honestly? I don't remember. I'm pretty sure that the mispelling of 'Vail' (instead of 'Veil') is unintentional.
Why did you choose the av and/or sig you're currently using?
I like purple.
As specific or vague as you would like to be, what is your...
Location?
Bostonish
Age?
30s-ish
Sex/Gender/Gender Identity?
Female
Race?
Caucasian
What is it that you enjoy about writing SRPs?
I don't write SRPs. I know that sounds silly, but I'm pretty sure you'd be hard pressed to find me writing anything you could call an SRP anytime in the past year. I do write, from time to time, in RPs.
Writing, for the most part, is an inherently solitary event.
Someone once said, in relation to comics, that we keep waiting for comicbooks to be like rock and roll. That we keep waiting to be rock stars and have screaming fans while we write or whatever. I think this applies to all genre writing (I tend towards genre works).
But it just isn't going to happen. Its not how the medium works.
There are moments, sure. You give readings. You work with an editor, things like that. But for the most part, you are alone. And, for the most part, your work is read alone. The only interaction between you and your audience takes place after the fact.
Anyhow, I RP to connect with other writers, to not be doing it alone. It also makes me a better writer, if I'm with someone I care about.
If you look back at You Don't See What We See, you'll see what amounts to an exercise in trying to impress Chasnicolette. I'm also working out my voice, and that's much easier with someone who is talking right back at me.
Almost every RP I've been in has had some specific aspect of my writing involved in a way to allow me to explore that aspect.
Massacre was about crazy. About going deep, deep, deep into strange places.
Language Of Angels was about play, and bringing my voice down to earth again.
I don't think I could have done any of that without co-writers.
What is it that you enjoy about writing in general?
Reaching out. Connecting. Words that run along skin like fingertips, or fingernails (as I am so fond of saying)
The moment of creation happening without any thought, just rushing out like there's no tomorrow, like the whole of what I am, at that moment, is what is showing up on the page.
What inspiration do you use to write?
Fuck inspiration.
Inspiration is a lie.
To write, I put my brain to work, dancing, free associating, playing. Eventually I find what becomes my seed crystal, the thing the rest of my post or story or scene crystallizes around. Sometimes its a particular scene, sometimes its a phrase or word or image. SOMETHING that the entire rest of the bit I'm working on builds around.
Most of the time, it's something no one else would notice, something that isn't very important in the big picture, but it's the thing that gave my access, gave me a foothold.
Do you write with something on (music, TV, etc), or silence?
Silence. I'm far too easily distracted and my words, and the layout, are far too rhythm oriented to allow for sounds.
Do you edit your posts?
Before I post? Sure. But not as much as I do non-RP stories. There's an improvisational aspect to RPs that I don't like interfering with.
After? Once in a blue moon.
If so, do you do so as you write, or after finishing?
How does one NOT edit as they write? I don't understand this question.
What character you've created is your favorite, and why?
Probably Rebecca Garrote. This will, no doubt, please the Fishie.
But, that said, I really do have a hard time picking.
Aeon was never fully realized, and she was, in an important sense, the first of what I write now.
Aella is wonderful, confident, powerful, and funny. I think she's probably the most complete character I've written in an RP.
What character you've created is your least favorite, and why?
I think that Tessa was my least favorite character. Fun as hell to write, but she isn't real. Even the coven in her head, they aren't real. They are all kind of two-dimensional. But, of course, that's the whole point.
What is your favorite thread you are or have been involved in?
Probably Massacre. There was something truly special about that moment. I've spent a lot of time thinking about what made that work and why it'll never happen again, probably.
What is your favorite thread you were not involved in?
I don't read other people's threads. I don't know why. Then again, there's so few lesbian threads...
I was always a little jealous I wasn't in Last Daughter Of Krypton or Powers Of Ten.
Outside of Lit, what do you read?
Comics, SF, Horror, genre works, YA. I look for writers with a poetic voice.
What is your favorite thing about the way you write?
My voice. I think it's mine. It's distinctive. It makes me look more talented than I actually am.
If you could change one thing about the way you write, what would it be?
I'd do it more. Also, I fucking SUCK at plot. I am absolutely horrible at it.
Fuck inspiration.
Inspiration is a lie.
To write, I put my brain to work, dancing, free associating, playing. Eventually I find what becomes my seed crystal, the thing the rest of my post or story or scene crystallizes around. Sometimes its a particular scene, sometimes its a phrase or word or image. SOMETHING that the entire rest of the bit I'm working on builds around.
Most of the time, it's something no one else would notice, something that isn't very important in the big picture, but it's the thing that gave my access, gave me a foothold.