Ask The Author: Poisontaster

[poisontaster]

Hi, I'm poisontaster. I'd like to extend a huge thanks to ash48 and lazy_daze for inviting me and for their remarkable patience with me; it's a real honor to be included with so many other really great authors

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[ruby_jelly]

*waves gleefully*
The Killing Moon was the pathway of an earlier adventure into fandom for me, and I love it. I believe it was the first mpreg, and Sam/Dean experience for me. Love me a deep end to dive into! lol ;) (and wasn't there just a bit of pearl clutching happening then!)
Supernatural is indeed my OTF, as well.
Oh, and btw...
You are an inspiration.

*Off to read rest of comments now.*

[secretlytodream]

I read the post, then all the comments, then sat thinking for quite some time and I still don't know how to start /o\ I love your writing, you characters and your stories. Believe it or not, your All In Your Mind was the first wincest I'd ever read and though it was a translation it was one of the things that made me read fanfiction in the original. Seeing as this was huge for me and how it completely changed my life, thank you for that. Also All In Your Mind was one of the very first (if not THE first) stories that I tried making a video for, so thank you for that, too, for pushing me that little bit further as a vidder. Heh a couple of the "firsts" here huh? =) You and your stories were somehow with me from the very beginning so everytime I see your name I get all emotional and stuff /o\ Sorry for a fangirl moment here

[multiversum_4]

Hello!

What an awesome opportunity to get to ask you questions about your writing! I have been reading your stories for years and just keep being awed.

1. I´d like to encourage you reg original fiction writing. I´d love for you to be read by millions of people. So, my question is.... what do the stories you mentioned above deal with (if you can talk about it all, that is...)? What genre do you write orig fic in?
2. The wonderful AKB was made into a podfic as well. What´s your take on it? Do you still identify with the accoustic version or has the process to make it into audio "colored" it in way (e.g. through intonation, stressing) that distances it somehow?
3. What does your writing process look like? Do you write drafts and rewrite them later until you´re satisfied or does it go in one flow and is ready to be put out?

Thanks!