I'm not the one who writes blog posts so much, but sometimes I get the need to do that, too.

I'm thinking about what will I do with my fanfics, and will I start writing something new... 

I'm finishing Written/Unwritten/Rewrite Me very soon. I think it'll have around 26 chapters. I don't really want it to have a happy ending with happy lovey-dovey SiChul fluff and all, but I don't want it to be sad either. It's gonna be a surprising ending! Maybe not so surprising, but more... Unresolved. Realistic, like--we don't really know how's the problem gonna be solved in the end, but life continues anyway. So I'll probably leave a place for a sequel. But I don't know if I'll write it. I really love narrating as Heechul and I don't think if I'll ever change the POV from which I'm narrating. And I'm 100% sure that I'll write a prequel. I wanted it to be from Han Geng's POV, but I'll write it from Heechul's. THAT PRECIOUS SNOWFLAKE, I LOVE HIM SO MUCH.

Hmm, I'll also need a cool title for a prequel. Any suggestions? 

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It's meant to be a fanfic in which I'll write about everyday events, inspired by the events that happen in my own life. Usually by trolling SuJu members. A fun fact! The foreword actually consists of a conversation that my two girlfriends were having--my brother's girlfriend and her roommate. And yes, my brother's gf is a graphic designer and she really did say something among the lines of: "From the graphic designer's eye, you're one color and he's another...", when her roommate was having a love dilemma. The day after that, I wrote down that conversation and came up with an idea to write a fanfic in which I'm writing about the events that actually happen IRL. Heechul's character is the one who usually sits at home with his cats and his laptop, lazing out and trolling people in his advice column, and posting nonsense on social networking websites. I think he's kind of based on me, I guess. Because that's the kind of life I lead. Though I don't write for a magazine, but I'm preparing to study journalism at college. And I, too, want to learn graphic design, because my brother is a master degree graphic designer and I find it fun. Han Geng is one even I'm curious about. It's hard for me to write as Han Geng. But I'll see how that goes for me, and if it doesn't go well, I'll just change the second character I'm gonna narrate as. 

Let me tell you something about the way I write. I don't really try. I'm lazy as hell. And I usually write the first thing that comes to my mind. If "I've just opened the fridge" first came to my mind, I'd write it down happily. I care about grammar, but I make mistakes on purpose if the sentence will look or sound more pretty. I had the habit of reading Bukowski's novels before starting to write just to get into that atmosphere (who didn't read any Bukowski's works and doesn't know what I'm talking about--please do. He's just too awesome not to be read.). I did that pretty often before writing Written/Unwritten/Rewrite Me. Though while writing chapters like 12th, 13th and those emotional, angsty chapters, I didn't read Bukowski's works. Then after the angst, in...18th or 19th (oh yeah, I kinda forgot what I was writing in which chapters, so...yeah. XD), I read Bukowski again. But now I think I've finally discovered my style--and I don't think it's really defined--I think my style is like, whatever, I'd call it careless--I experiment a lot, and just write whatever comes to my mind. And I plaaaaaay!! I'm not really a serious person. I like lazing out, eating, creating characters and stories in my mind and watching gay .

So...yeah. That's about it.

Oh, and one more thing. When I say that my writing schedule includes this or that day, it doesn't. And when I say I'm gonna write this or that kind of fanfic, I'm lying. I'm just hyped-up about something that I won't do in the end. So when I say something, it usually turns out to be a complete opposite of that. No. It always turns out to be a complete opposite. I never stick to my plans.