Roxy, Mizz Rose

day221b asks: Dec 18: What first drew you to Smallville, and what was the turning point to make you want to write in the fandom? :D

What drew me to SV? Well, I was reading BtVS mainly, and reading in other fandoms sporadically—BDS, SN, Faculty—and came across some amazing dub-con, angsty RedK stories, searched out other stories and found a place in the Fandom of Pain. I loved it so much I had to try and my first few stories were very short and absolute shit, and then I wrote a longer story, also shit. And then, I threw off the traces and wrote whatever I damn well felt like writing about Clark and Lex and it got better. :D
Those boys—they were fun to write and SV peeps were wonderfully patient and kind. Best fandom ever to newbies, thank you so much, guys! ♥


rosy5000 asks: Dec 21 - How did you get hooked on Clark/Lex/Whitney? *G*

I don't know! It just happened! I loved Clark and Whit together but I didn't want Lex to be left out—Clark/Lex is my otp! And suddenly there it was—the dreaded threesome! Which, wow—is really hard to write! So many…hands. ;)


Anonymous asks: Questions: What got you interested in writing fanfic? What is your favorite Smallville story and why?

I always wanted to write—always. So of course, I learned to draw instead because I was sure I couldn't write--not enough words to tell the stories I wanted to, anyway. A bazillion years later, I found the BtVS fandom, and read all the stories. Which led to wanting to *write* the stories and with the encouragement of tabaqui, my first and dearest friend here on LJ, I tried my hand at it, with varying degrees of success. Good or not, I enjoy writing the stories. No matter how I bitch and complain and cry, they're all my babies.

My fav SV story? There are so many, and I read bazillions and forgot most of them but Shmoop by Caroline Baker (Clark/Whit), which I cannot find for love nor money, and Things I Cannot Change by emeraldsedai, (Firefly/SV x-over) a story that turned my brains inside out, remain my favorites. I've read a lot of stories and loved the hell out of them but these two stick in my swiss cheese memory.

My favorite story I wrote? Firebird and the Gray Wolf, because I loved it, hated it, loved it, hated it and finally decided that I loved it. For many different reasons. ;)


more meme coming! someday soonish. ;)

December 8th. Tell me about an something that changed your life.

I'm so boring, but it's all about Mr R, *again*.

Meeting my husband-to-be changed my life completely. It sent it off in a direction I never thought I'd experience. I never wanted to be married and *really* never wanted children and then I met this goofy-looking kid who totally fucked up my world. I wanted to be married to him and was willing to kinda sorta consider the idea of kid. Singular.

He made my life better in a lot of ways and I came to understand that love wasn’t the sucking pit of despair I'd been led to believe it was. I tried my best to make it that, but he wasn't having it. Thank god it was Mr. R—anyone else would probably have made my nightmares come true. :)

December 6-which deceased character should still be alive on Supernatural?

Brady. He would have been a great enemy to Sam and a foil for Crowley. Plus there's the appeal of Eric Johnson looking pretty on my screen each week, not gonna lie. Second choice? Frank. I fell violently in love with Frank.

December 3- Talk about your favorite Smallville moments. :)


Gosh, it's been so long…I'd have to say that one scene in the ep where Lionel steals Clark's body, because both of them acted the *hell* out that ep. Plus in the prison riot scene, Clark in the background walking past the cell and looking like a predator…yum! Oh, and Clark from the alternate world, and any ep where Clark is evil—hah! So hot!

Okay. I thought it would be a word or two but there were actually so many scenes and eps I loved. I loved any ep that they got to stretch their acting wings. Lex as Zod, Lex as the president in an oval office light with the light of nuclear bombs going off…ach, that bit where the old lady has visions of Lex's future and him standing in a field of dying sunflowers. The problem with SV was that most of the fabulous bits were images and whatever good the actors could wring out of the scripts—the story lines, eh, not so much. Especially that whole arc with that godawful Jason Teague…ech. ;)

In a bid to be more entertaining, I'm jumping in this too! Pick a date in December. Pick a topic. On the date you choose I will post something about that topic. It can be fandom-related or it can branch into hobbies, books, places, objects, pets, beverages, whatever you want. Ask me anything, I got no filters. If you want to request more than one topic, pick a different day for each.

grabbed from firesign10, and embellished by me. ;)


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