jubilantScribbler's Writing Commission Sheet
Google Docs

Hi guys! It’s been a hot minute since I’ve posted anything on here. I’m trying something new by opening up commissions and getting back in the writing groove. As a result, I’ll have 5 open slots available for anyone who’d like a spot, and if all goes well, I’ll open up more slots in the future.

I’ll be doing writing commissions for original characters, specific listed fandoms, and even crossovers! Please see the Google Doc above for more descriptive instructions and details.

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Thank you for supporting my writing!

walkawaytall:

I am very stressed about a thing that I can’t discuss right now that I have literally no control over, so here’s some

fanfic writer asks

that I came up with all on my own. Ask ‘em, share ‘em, do whatever.

  1. Have you pulled inspiration from media sources other than the property your fic is related to (a plot point from a TV show that has nothing to do with the characters/setting of the fic, a line from a book, etc.)? If so, for which story? Why did you find that media source compelling?
  2. What is your favorite paragraph from (insert story title you want to know about here, or leave it blank for writer’s choice)? Is there a reason it’s your favorite?
  3. What is the most amount of research you’ve done for the smallest detail? What was the detail and how much time/effort went into researching it?
  4. Share a headcanon about (character name) in (story title)!
  5. Is there a tiny detail in one of your fics that you feel goes tragically unnoticed?
  6. What is your favorite type of feedback to receive (favorites/kudos, comments, DMs, complete and utter silence in the pursuit of remaining unperceived?)? If comments or DMs or anything else involving a reader writing, do you have a particular type of feedback that excites you more than other types?
  7. Share a line or paragraph you’ve written that you don’t think will ever actually be posted in anything! (Or, if you don’t hoard cut sentences and passages like I do, share anything you want that has yet to see the light of day!)
  8. Is there a story idea you have that you would love if it could appear fully realized but that you do not think you’ll ever write yourself?
  9. Do you prefer to read angst or fluff? Which do you prefer to write?
  10. If you could banish a single trope to live at the bottom of the ocean, never to be seen again by any human eyes (or at least your own), which trope would that be?
  11. Conversely, if you had to pick a single trope to read for the next seven-and-half years, which trope would that be?
  12. What are your thoughts on slow burn romances?
  13. Are you secretly Tara Gilesbie aka XXXbloodyrists666XXX aka author of infamous Harry Potter fanfiction serial My Immortal? (you can trust me; I won’t tell anyone, pinky promise)
  14. Has anyone ever created anything (art, a podfic, another fic, etc.) inspired by your work? Which work? How did you feel about that?
  15. Is there any genre, trope, or style that you find particularly challenging to write? Do you enjoy the challenge or prefer to avoid it?
  16. Is there a commonly held misconception about one of your stories that you’d like to correct for the masses?
  17. What does your editing process look like?
  18. Share a headcanon relating to (insert desired theme here)!
  19. What was the very first fanwork you ever created? (I’m talking like maybe you made a little book out of construction paper and staples with your favorite Disney characters drawn in it when you were five years old or you drew a comic about a movie you saw when you were a preteen. That sort of thing.)
  20. Is there anything about any one of your fics that you have been dying to discuss but haven’t had the chance to?

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jubilantwriter:

the title screen means death

(AO3)

Summary:

Memento mori.
Remember that you are mortal. Remember, that you will die.
Words that ring more hollow than the ticking of a clock.
A light switches from blue to pink. Somewhere, a clock stops, then shatters. And the cycle begins anew.
He stopped feeling heroic long ago. And he fears, so did his sister.

Word Count: 1086

Bonus Tags: Somewhat Meta, Takes Place in the Character Selection Screen, Discussions of Character Death, FeMC goes by Hamuko here, Female Persona 3 Protagonist and Male Persona 3 Protagonist are Twins

A/N: Heya! It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything, but hopefully I can get back into the swing of things once I got my writing mojo back!

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The room is quiet where they sit.  There is no clock, no windows, no way of knowing how much time passes.  All they know is that a door will open, and one of them will be chosen to walk forward.

It’s the same game.  Over and over again.  A routine played by two people who know when their lives begin just as it ends.

Hamuko stares at the blank walls.

Minato stares at the bland floor.

“Did you ever find it weird how we never get memories of us together?"  Hamuko asks, her smile bright as it is fake.  Practice makes perfect, after all.

"No,” Minato answers simply.

“You’d think, us being twins… we’d have more memories together.”

They never got to grow up together.  

Still, he scrambles to find something, anything that wasn’t taken from him.  Taken from them.

Keep reading

the title screen means death

(AO3)

Summary:

Memento mori.
Remember that you are mortal. Remember, that you will die.
Words that ring more hollow than the ticking of a clock.
A light switches from blue to pink. Somewhere, a clock stops, then shatters. And the cycle begins anew.
He stopped feeling heroic long ago. And he fears, so did his sister.

Word Count: 1086

Bonus Tags: Somewhat Meta, Takes Place in the Character Selection Screen, Discussions of Character Death, FeMC goes by Hamuko here, Female Persona 3 Protagonist and Male Persona 3 Protagonist are Twins

A/N: Heya! It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything, but hopefully I can get back into the swing of things once I got my writing mojo back!

////

The room is quiet where they sit.  There is no clock, no windows, no way of knowing how much time passes.  All they know is that a door will open, and one of them will be chosen to walk forward.

It’s the same game.  Over and over again.  A routine played by two people who know when their lives begin just as it ends.

Hamuko stares at the blank walls.

Minato stares at the bland floor.

“Did you ever find it weird how we never get memories of us together?"  Hamuko asks, her smile bright as it is fake.  Practice makes perfect, after all.

"No,” Minato answers simply.

“You’d think, us being twins… we’d have more memories together.”

They never got to grow up together.  

Still, he scrambles to find something, anything that wasn’t taken from him.  Taken from them.

Keep reading

jubilantwriter:

jubilantScribbler's Writing Commission Sheet
Google Docs

Hi guys! It’s been a hot minute since I’ve posted anything on here. I’m trying something new by opening up commissions and getting back in the writing groove. As a result, I’ll have 5 open slots available for anyone who’d like a spot, and if all goes well, I’ll open up more slots in the future.

I’ll be doing writing commissions for original characters, specific listed fandoms, and even crossovers! Please see the Google Doc above for more descriptive instructions and details.

  1. CLOSED
  2. OPEN
  3. OPEN
  4. OPEN
  5. OPEN

Thank you for supporting my writing!

Q:

Well heelllloooo my beloved~

Let's go wiiiithhhh 4, 8, 16, 26, 55, and 68!

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Helloooooo my darling~

4. Where do you find inspiration for new ideas?

Usually through music, but nowadays I’ve been drawing inspiration from hefty quotes on tumblr and comics where there’s a certain Flavor to it that I really like and wanna try with my own takes.

8. Do you prefer the beginning, middle, or end of a story?

The middle! That’s where the meat of the fic is, and where my general creativity really goes loose and uncontrolled lol. You can bet that my excess writing collects in the middle and just continues to unravel from there. Beginnings tend to be rough, but once I get a start, I manage to keep on chugging.

Endings are where I really struggle. Don’t- [grabs your face to look away at my incomplete but published fics] -don’t look over there.

16. How many fic ideas are you nurturing right now? Share one of them?

Oooohh so many. Granted, all of them tend to be centered around my and my friends’ OCs, but the one I’m nursing right now is:

Clay (from Pokemon Black and White) has to deal with the grief and guilt of his younger cousin going missing (my OC, Rod, of whom you know), and processes it as healthily as he possibly can. Which is to say, he processes it poorly. There’s blame tossed around and angry jealousy/envy towards another figure who’s lost a family member.

Takes place just before Legends Arceus truly kicks off, but is set in that universe. I’ve actually been working on this fic for AGES, and it’s only recently returned to bother me in the corners of my brain.

26. Which of your fics would you call your wildest ride?

GOD. I would have to say… “The Space Between”. It was my first true horror fic where I pushed myself to really experiment with my writing. Building the atmosphere, figuring out how to word things just right to drive home the pure terror David was in was a struggle, but a well fought one! I remember putting myself in David’s headspace and freaking myself out with horror stuff to get me to really feel and experience what David felt to properly translate the terror into words. I even thought about reading a Stephen King book or two to understand how to write horror! Needless to say, I didn’t end up doing that LOL

After all that build up tho came the downhill climb from all that horror tension, which honestly is what got me put into a standstill. Like, how do you write a satisfying conclusion to all that build up? That’s still something I need to work on for that fic, and one that’s been nagging at me for ages. Hopefully, I’ll figure something out. I know how it ends, after all.

55. Of the characters you write for, which is your favorite? Has that choice been swayed at all by your followers/readers’ reactions to certain ones?

………..r Od, my pokémon OC. loL. Writing my own OC has been a pleasure and a joy, just because I can put him into so many situations and throw him into so many AUs with my friends. But also, the biggest appeal of Rod is that he’s my own character. I know who he is and why he behaves the way he does better than anyone else - his motives, his drives, his weaknesses. Not only that, but he’s a character who can change and grow into something else! He used to be a cis man before my friends and I talked more and more about him until we realized… no, actually, he’s a transman. He leaves so much room for experimenting, for discovery and building that it’s so much fun to work with him! It’s less constraining to work with him than with established characters, and it’s also SUCH a breath of fresh air!

My friends DEFINITELY had some part in my choice to write about him. They all just… loved him so much??? Right from conception when he was nothing more than a sock puppet with googly eyes and a fishing pun for a name. They loved him so much that they all breathed the life into him, until I actually had something to work with.

And then they kept playing with him!! Lord did they play with him. So I played dolls with their OCs as well, and this interconnected world with OCs just kinda grew and expanded and became so much fun to explore that I just couldn’t not enjoy writing fics about him and their OCs falling in love or being a family or struggling together. A lot of the fics I write of Rod tend to be shared only amongst my friends, but maybe… some day… I’ll post something here.

68. What, if anything, do you do for inspiration?

Listen to songs in hopes of getting my writing spunk on. That, or daydreaming! Daydreaming scenarios really helps.

The other thing I do is write my fic on minecraft which is a sane and nor Mal thing to do,

ahdriking:

Get to know your fic writer!

  1. Do you prefer writing one-shots or multi-chaptered fics?
  2. Do you plan each chapter ahead or write as you go?
  3. Describe the creative process of writing a chapter/fic
  4. Where do you find inspiration for new ideas?
  5. Do you like constructive criticism?
  6. Do you have your work beta’d? How important is this to your process?
  7. How do you choose which POV to write from?
  8. Do you prefer the beginning, middle, or end of a story?
  9. Do you comment on stories you read?
  10. Cltr+f “blinks” on your WIP & copy paste the first sentence/paragraph that comes up
  11. Link your three favorite fics right now
  12. how does receiving or not receiving feedback/support impact you?
  13. what’s a common writing tip that you almost always follow?
  14. how do you write emotional scenes? Do you ever feel what the characters feel? Do you draw from personal experiences?
  15. How do you write smut scenes? Do you get very visual or detailed? How important is it to be realistic?
  16. How many fic ideas are you nurturing right now? Share one of them?
  17. What do you do when writing becomes difficult? (maybe a lack of inspiration or writers block)
  18. Do you title your fics before, during, or after the writing process? How do you come up with titles?
  19. What is the most-used tag on your ao3?
  20. Have you noticed any patterns in your fics? Words/expressions that appear a lot, themes, common settings, etc?
  21. Would you ever collaborate with another writer for a story?
  22. Are there certain types of writing you won’t do? (style, pov, genre, tropes, etc)
  23. Best writing advice for other writers?
  24. Worst writing advice anyone ever gave you?
  25. What fic do you wish you got more of a response on?
  26. Which of your fics would you call your wildest ride?
  27. What is your most and least favorite part of writing?
  28. On average, how much writing do you get done in a day?
  29. What’s your revision or editing process like?
  30. Do you share rough drafts or do you wait until it’s all polished?
  31. Do you start with the characters or the plot when writing?
  32. Name three of your favorite fanfic writers.
  33. Do you want to be published some day?
  34. Five years from now, where do you see yourself as a writer?
  35. What is one essential thing to remember when writing a villain? 
  36. How do you write kissing scenes?
  37. How do you choose where to end a chapter?
  38. Would you ever write commissions?
  39. Share a snippet from a WIP
  40. If someone were to make fanart of your work, what fic or scene would you hope to see?
  41. Do you tend to reread fics or are you a one-and-done kind of person?
  42. What’s the last fic you read? Do you recommend it?
  43. Do you take a sadistic joy in whumping your characters, or are you more the “If you hurt them I would kill everyone and then myself” kind of person?
  44. What mistakes do you keep making no matter how many times your beta corrects you?
  45. Do you want to break your readers‘ heart or make them laugh?
  46. How would you describe your style? (Character/emotion/action-driven, etc)
  47. How many times do you usually revise your fic/chapter before posting?
  48. What do you look for in a beta?
  49. Do you ever get rude reviews and how do you deal with them?
  50. How long is your longest fic?
  51. What’s your total AO3 word count?
  52. Do you respond to comments, why or why not?
  53. How do you spend your time when it comes to fanfiction? Are you primarily a fic reader, writer, or a perfect 50/50 split of both?
  54. What’s your favorite part about the fanfiction writing process?
  55. Of the characters you write for, which is your favorite? Has that choice been swayed at all by your followers/readers’ reactions to certain ones?
  56. What’s something about your writing that you pride yourself on?
  57. Do you prefer editing as you write, or waiting until it’s finished? 
  58. What part of the writing process do you enjoy the most? (Brainstorming, outlining, writing, editing, etc) 
  59. Does anyone in your personal life know you write fic? if not, would you tell anyone?
  60. Have you had a writer you admire comment on your fic? What was that like?
  61. Why do you continue writing fics?
  62. Thoughts on cliffhangers?
  63. Something you hate to see in smut.
  64. Something you love to see in smut.
  65. Tell us about what you’re most looking forward to writing – in your current project, or a future project
  66. How do you deal with writing pressure (ie. pressure to update, negative comments, deadlines, etc.)?
  67. Do you prefer prompts and challenges, or completely independent ideas?
  68. What, if anything, do you do for inspiration?
  69. What work of yours, if any, are you the most embarrassed about existing?
  70. When asked, are you embarrassed or enthusiastic to tell people that you write?
  71. When it comes to more complicated narratives, how do you keep track of outlines, characters, development, timeline, ect.?
  72. What order do you write in? front of book to back? chronological? favorite scenes first? something else?
  73. What do you think makes your writing stand out from other works?
  74. You’ve posted a fic anonymously. How would someone be able to guess that you’d written it?
  75. What scene in [Fanfic Name] took the longest to write? What was difficult about it? 
  76. Did you have any ideas that didn’t make the final cut of [Fanfic Name]? 
  77. Do you have a favorite scene you’ve written from [Fanfic Name] story/chapter? 

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