Are you one of those authors who...

[FennWenn]

~ often plans out lengthy and/or epic arcs for my guys beforehand and by hook or crook THEY WILL BE EXECUTED
~ tweaks most posts at least twice after putting them down
~ panics about writing a post wrong, so I put off writing it for a bit, and then I panic about putting it off for too long
~ likes using all five senses whenever I can
~ seems only capable of writing adorable main characters/woobies/adorable woobies?

I like forum games, do you like forum games? These forums have many forgotten games I find.

[Flamebird]

- I make the mistake of taking IC events personally and I need to stop.
- I struggle to write setting because I never even pay attention to my surroundings in real life. As a true visual thinker I struggle to put words to the events taking place in my mind that I have to write but can only visualize.
- Science and realism have become important to me so much, I plan to write absurd and overly fantasy-ish, not at all grounded in reality things out. I rely too much on science to explain even abilities (Ashla's powers are genetic, Felicity gained her abilities thanks to alchemy and a lab experiment.)
- I absolutely love writing from a psychological lense.

[Rayleigh]

I'm one of those writers who
~ Gets way too emotionally attached.
~ Thinks in dialogue, so that's why I write so much of it.
~ Struggles to see the big picture, and finds more comfort in slice of life stuff.
~ Steals snippets of style from all the authors I read.

[kitsune]

I am one of those writers who:

- Doesn't have a lot of motivation most of the time.
- Reads too much Fanfiction.
- Wants to learn Japanese so is writing a Japanese character who speaks Japanglish (Japanese and English).
- Loves creating new languages.
- Is horrible at writing setting.
- Tends to tell not show.
- Creates to many characters and doesn't actually use them all

[Storm Veritas]

I am one of those writers who:

- Uses his main character to express the author's id very frequently.
- Enjoys both the challenge of writing with superior writers and the relaxed nature of a good crap-thread.
- Doesn't delve well into deep fantasy.
- Gets significant motivation to write from alcohol.

[Flamebird]

- ... Rarely ever actually completes already started threads. :P