1. Which of your fics would you keep the basic plot of but rewrite completely?
2. Anything that you'd like to write but feel like you're unable to?
3. How would you describe your writing style?
4. Do you have any OCs? Do you have a story for them?
5. What's a tag you never want to use for your works even when it applies?
6. What's your ratio for rating your works?
7. Your favourite ao3 tag.
8. How slow is a slow burn?
9. Thoughts on cliffhangers.
10. Top three favourite fic tropes.
11. Three tropes that are fine but overrated.
12. If you write in more than one language, what's the difference?
13. Rate your worldbuilding skills from 1 to 10.
14. Write and share the first sentence of a new fic. Just that.
15. What's your favourite plotless fic you have written?
16. Are one-shots really underrated?
17. Past or present tense? Why?
18. First, second, or third person?
19. Share a snippet from a wip without giving any context for it.
20. Do you work on a single project or many at the same time? How does that work for you?
21. Can you accurately predict how long your fics are going to be? If you can, what's your secret?
22. What is it about watching the same two idiots falling in love over and over again?
23. Dialogue or description? Why is the other one so hard?
24. Thoughts on flashbacks/flashforwards.
25. Is writing the whole thing beforehand better or worse than writing it as you go?
26. What would you describe as OOC?
27. Do you agree that one shouldn't start a story with a piece of dialogue?
28. Any writing advice that works for you and you feel like sharing?
29. What's the hardest thing about writing?
30. Describe a fic that almost happened, but then it didn't.
31. What was the most difficult fic for you to write (but in the end you made it)?
32. Do you have a word/expression that you always use in your writing?
33. Give your writing a compliment.
34. Do you write to improve? Or is that not a concern for you?
35. Thoughts on writing challenges/contests.
36. How do you come up with fic titles? What's the one you're most proud of?
37. Do you research before writing or while you write? Is it fun or boring for you?
38. "This never happened" fix-it fics or "this happened but" fix-it fics?
39. Wildest AU scenario you have written?
40. Write a 9-word fic.

It's hard to combine air and earth, and you are the proof that impossible is just a word. You mix the patience behind the creation of long stories, with the lightness of air, and its force. Your prompts are the best, interesting, funny, and creating infinite possibilities and universes in front of them. Your words carry the reader in new and unexplored worlds, you give them wings and the whole sky. You can give a just taste and it's too good to stop. Your readers become your fans, because your writing gets them addicted. Your words can have an aftertaste of sadness sometimes, but mainly you like to show the feelings, like to let them really exist, without apologies. You're the writer that's born with the ability to touch the deepest floor of an abyss and, at the same time, smile while sitting on the clouds. Dust writers are a breathing miracle that make readers reach heights that others can only dream of.

You burn. In the night, under the hot sun, you burn. You shine in the darkest nights, bringing to your readers an immortal fire. No one is able to portray feelings better than you. Emotions burn your characters, making them matches in dark rooms, lighting up everything, and burning from their own hands. Your best is shown in short stories, where the flames of your character’s souls can burn brighter than ever, and become ashes. Your stories hold the most passionate love, soft sighs whispered against a lover’s skin, and the neon lights of a night club. Pain is your second name, and you don’t mind it. Wars, betrayal, yearning, a/b/o and enemy to lovers are your favorite tropes. But when you decide to comfort, the fierce fire that burns in your soul becomes the warm hug of a blanket in a cold day. Established relationships, per-relationship fluff and medical fics are great at showing this softer side of you. Keep burning, and show everyone how hard a fire can burn, even in the coldest of the nights

Exploring the darkness and light in the human soul is a delight, to you. You don't fear writing about MCD, Hanahaki or that suffocating angst. You are a master in flexibility, creating stories that can go from slice of life to mystery. You're the horror story that starts lightly, and the reader just can't stop reading. Before you know it, the air in the room has disappeared and the reader is choking on their tears, while an invisible hand dries them. Your style is simple, and really nice to read, a word takes you to the other, and then the other, and it's 3 in the morning and sleep is clinging on you, but you just can't stop. Your prompts are *chef's kiss*, the absolute perfection. You mix every emotion like colors on a palette, and paint the whole world with the bluest smiles, and the prettiest golden eyes. Your readers can't be other than allured in by you, and once in, they have no escape.

Just like water, you carry your readers in a new world, and they just can’t do anything but follow. Your poetic writing allures the readers in with beautiful words, just for them to find themselves on the deepest oceans floors, where you make them taste pain in its sweetest form. Water writers are the gentlest liars, they show the readers a small stream, and no one can see the waterfall at the end. If you were a tag, you would definitely be ‘Everything is Beautiful But Everything Hurts’. Cliffhangers are one of your strong points that, mixed with your incredible versatility, make you a great writer. Your stories have a deep meaning, and never miss to leave traces on your readers hearts. You don’t limit yourself, you like to explore the deepest parts in the human soul, and that’s why readers can sometimes find MCD in your stories. Your endings tend to be sad or open, and your stories have the power to drag your readers with you, from the highest waves of a storm, and to the darkest secrets of the ocean.

Dust Writers

Molten rock that still has to surface. You're the perfect mix of fire and earth, and your story shows it, having the best of both worlds. You're the writer that holds fire on their fingertips and kisses their lovers goodbye in the most painful way. You're able to build long stories that burn on the inside. You break the human soul, touching with infinite grace the right cords. You are an artist of the elaborate pain and heavy angst only a constructed and long story can give. If i could see in your eyes, i would be looking at your soul dancing on an unstable floor, flames all around it, to protect it and to forge it. Your love burns hot and infinite inside of you, and sometimes, when it slips out, you're afraid that it could burn too much. But the right people will know how to love you, and every bright tongue of fire your soul is made of. Your stories are the ones that make the world change.

Writers of the storm, the rain, and the snow. Angst is your element. You mastered the art of making it hurt, in every way. That quiet hurt of a smile on a crying face. Your words whisper to the lonely ones that they’re not alone. You are able to show your readers a universe where everything’s okay, and even if it hurts it’s okay, because being sad is a feeling that deserves to be felt. Yells against the dark of the night. Screams of rage and hurt, tears running down soft cheeks and white knuckles. You are there, screaming with them. Angry at the unfairness, and fighting it, in the first place it attacks you. In the heart. And you’re the hand, offered to the hopeless. With a delicate smile on your lips, you help people stand up again. The storm writer, the one who knows how it feels, to be screaming in the void, and doesn’t want anyone else to live it too. You are the storm writer, but you’re able to build beautiful reigns of ice and snow, and offer comfort to the ones who seek it.