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[favouredson]

I realized recently that I haven't written much lately. Chock it up to being distracted by the livestock. Now that the foals have been born, however, I can get back to some of my usual pastimes. Which includes the writing of fiction of questionable morals.

Do any of the rest of you write? If so, what do you write? A discussion of interests

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[trueb1ue]

I've never tried it.

[favouredson]

Any particular reason why not? It's quite liberating.

[trueb1ue]

Not really. Just never thought about it.

[favouredson]

I think you should try it some time. You seem very well-spoken, at least, so it wouldn't be a stretch.

[slobberymongrel]

Oh, Reg. Nobody wants to see your creative juices. Do wipe them up.

[favouredson]

Har har. Oh, how very punny you are.

[slobberymongrel]

And honestly, questionable? They're blatantly lacking in any sort of morals or taste. Or partners which are not related to eachother.

[favouredson]

I wrote that one about you and your hedgehog once...

[notyetwritten]

((OOC: two days late and a dollar short... eh.))

Short stories, mostly. I'm working on a novel. Mostly folk and faery tales, like the Brother's Grimm.

[favouredson]

Interesting. Can you give me an example of a tale you've written? I'm not exactly sure what kind of story you're referring to, not being a Muggle and all.

[notyetwritten]

Here

a sort of adaptation of the story of my life, in a way.

[favouredson]

It's an interesting story. I don't know anything about your fandom, but it seems as though you wrote it in metaphors. Do you usually write in that style, or do you write things straightforwardly as well?