#theonewherelexasachef

[butmakeitgayblog]

Wait, you’re a Virgo TOO?! Happy birthday, Virgo sister! I hope you are having a fabulous day full of all of your favorite people and things!

Heyoooo virgo babies!!! Idk when your birthday is but happy birthday right back to you love, and thank you 💕💕

[kpforpresident]

Happy summer break to you! I hope the writing muse visits you in your downtime!

Thank you friend! Lord knows I need it, I have everything from the start of chapter 7 of CYFMH to plant shop AU drabble prompts to ideas of other fics to Coven AU dregs sitting in my google docs and it is....not pretty 😓😰

[kpforpresident]

27, 28 & 29 for the writer asks, please! Love hearing about how other writers get it done!

I have read and loved your Clexa fics for years so I smiled seeing this hit my inbox. Hi :)

27. Who is the most stressful character you’ve ever written? Why?

Lexa always really stresses me out because she's so heavily nuanced and complex to me and I am always worried that I won't do her justice. That's why chapter 5 of my canon story is taking approximately 5,000 years to write. 😫

28. Who is the most delightful character you’ve ever written? Why?

I loved writing Anya in The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down. I always felt really cheated of Lexa/Anya interactions in canon and it brought me a lot of happiness to write snarky, sarcastic, Anya that clearly just cared so much about Lexa. Is she technically delightful? No. But she brings me joy to write. :)

29. Where do you draw your inspiration? What do you do when the inspiration well runs dry?

Honestly, I am still fairly new to this so inspo hits me everywhere. Music, movies, people's phenomenal moodboards (here's looking at you, @thecrimsonknight), rewatching clexa snippets. I wrote a few things for clextober recently lately because I adore Clexa AND Halloween so it was the perfect blend.

If I lose inspo, I usually go read other people's fics, just from a break of the monotony of my own brain as well. There's so many amazing Clexa writers so there's no shortage of choices, but I just reread @steklir 's A Great and Mighty Wonder and it felt like reading it for the first time all over again. I can't wait to read it again at Christmas. :)