interview questions from spican

( 1. In all your fics, which characterization are you the most pleased with, and why? )

( 2. You're a Californian, right? What are the aspects about living in California that you like the best and the least? )

( 3. If you were to use a piece of classical music as a starting point for a fic, which piece would it be and which characters would it be for? )

( 4. What's your comfort food of choice? )

( 5. If you were to be locked up for an eternity of Hell with two X-files or HP characters, which do you think would be the most likely to drive you around the bend? *g* )

Cool questions, Spica. I'll have some for you soon, as well as my answer to your original question #1.

interview questions from spican

( 1. In all your fics, which characterization are you the most pleased with, and why? )

( 2. You're a Californian, right? What are the aspects about living in California that you like the best and the least? )

( 3. If you were to use a piece of classical music as a starting point for a fic, which piece would it be and which characters would it be for? )

( 4. What's your comfort food of choice? )

( 5. If you were to be locked up for an eternity of Hell with two X-files or HP characters, which do you think would be the most likely to drive you around the bend? *g* )

Cool questions, Spica. I'll have some for you soon, as well as my answer to your original question #1.

bonus question from spican

I know you took this question back, but as you've probably guessed, Impressionist music is one of my favorite subjects, which I very rarely get a chance to discuss, so I hope you don't mind if I answer it anyway. *g*

( 1. I know you love Ravel and one of my favorite pieces is 'Pavane Pour Une Infante Defuntée' by Ravel. I love classical music but very haphazardly so, and I *know* nothing about it. So can you teach me something about that piece now, besides the fact that it's sad, slow and pretty? :) (Of course, now you're going to tell me that this is the one piece of Ravel that you really can't stand... *g*) )

bonus question from spican

I know you took this question back, but as you've probably guessed, Impressionist music is one of my favorite subjects, which I very rarely get a chance to discuss, so I hope you don't mind if I answer it anyway. *g*

( 1. I know you love Ravel and one of my favorite pieces is 'Pavane Pour Une Infante Defuntée' by Ravel. I love classical music but very haphazardly so, and I *know* nothing about it. So can you teach me something about that piece now, besides the fact that it's sad, slow and pretty? :) (Of course, now you're going to tell me that this is the one piece of Ravel that you really can't stand... *g*) )