Two Questions - Episode 1

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Yzba asks: As both a writer and a reader, I tend to get hyper-focused on a fandom. So for however long that focus lasts, I won’t be able to touch any other fandom. As a reader, that’s okay, but as a writer, it’s more of an issue. I’ve been wanting to do RT for years, but I know that whichever fandom I would sign up with might not be the one my mind is on once we get to the actual event. A few weeks ago, I plotted out my Quantum Bang in one fandom, but my brain has now switch to something different, and I know chances are it’ll change again a lot during the bang. Any tips to solving this problem? It makes finishing any story almost impossible, and it can piss me off. Rothesis asks: What characteristics make for a type of character that you have difficulty writing? Some fandoms can be enjoyed without really inspiring fanfiction. What have you noticed are common features of this type of creative work? http://keiramarcos.com/chat-room/

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