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We're all relatively new to DW, and that means we're likely going to meet a lot of new people. But, where to start? How can we break the ice and get to know each other?

Perhaps a quick friending "meme" would be just the thing. Copy and paste the below as a reply to this thread, and let us know what kind of writer you are. Answers can be as vague or as specific as you'd like.

meme


link back to the meme in your journal

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Date: 2009-05-07 10:05 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] nerakrose
General

- Name: Karen
- Age: 21
- Location: Finland

Reading

- Your favorite genre/s: cyberpunk, young adult, literature classics, fantasy, archaeological fiction (if any such genre exists), historical fiction, children's literary classics, psychological thrillers, surrealistic, expressionistic, impressionistic,
- Your favorite author/s: many many... Enid Blyton, Dean Koontz, Neil Gaiman, Franz Kafka, Philip Pullman, Tolkien, Jean M. Auel, JK. Rowling, Jostein Gaarder, and many more whose names I don't remember
- Your favorite book/s: His Dark Materials, Earth's Children, Dracula, Frankenstein, The Christmas Mystery, Neuromancer, Seize The Night+its predecessor, etc.
- Your favorite character/s: I'm not sure. I like Pippin from LOTR a lot, although my all time favourite might have to be Kári from Fóstursonurinn, by Árni Ólafsson.
- Least favorite book/s: the vampire books by Anne Rice (save for Pandora). Can't say Twilight for I will not degrade myself to read those books.
- Least favorite characters: Lestat. His self-importance and blah blah blah plus Anne Rice's inability to shut up and get on with the plot made me so annoyed I didn't get further than chapter one.
- Recommended reading: His Dark Materials. I also recommend any and all Franz Kafka and Neil Gaiman's Stardust. I also recommend Dracula, not for the entire vampire thing but for the interesting views the book offers on the role of the female in a (then) contemporary society. If you're annoyed by Jonathan Harker, don't give up, he's not the only POV and won't stay for long.

Writing

- What do you write: I used to write poems, but I've stopped that now. Sometimes I write songs. Most of the time I write fiction; short stories and longer.
- Your favorite genre/s to write: I'm not aware of what genre I write... adult/young adult fiction, I assume.
- Do you write fanfiction? yes, in the finndom. (RPS) my OTP is Jack(Private Line)/Christus (ex-Negative). Most often abbreviated Japa/Kris. a photo of them together.
- Do you write original fiction? yes. :)
- Current project: Passion Colours Everything. It started out as fan-fiction but I don't think I'll keep it that way. Gay university professor who's deliberately shutting out the world ends up having a fling with a student. sounds more cheesy than it is. It's about character and psychological development.
- An area you'd like to improve in: Overall. I can't really think of an area I definitely know I need improvement in, but I'll take critique where it's given and work on it.
- An accomplishment you're proud of: when I finally finished That Kind of Dirty. It was 8 months in the making ~end result 23k words, 14 chapters. ♥

Other

- Hobbies: photography, reading books, writing, music, going to gigs, spend time with my friends, walk our dogs, play with the children, photoshop, web design, drawing, painting... many things.
- What's in your journal? Two entries. xD There's not a lot and at the moment I'm more or less synchronising it with my LJ.
- Why did you move to DW? I haven't. I'm not leaving LJ and I'm keeping DW alongside it.
- Favorite energy drink? I hatehatehate energy drinks.
- Anything else? I don't think so. Ask. :)

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