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It's looking like a live AMA this month isn't going to be something I can do. An unexpected tragedy has had me in a strange place mentally, but all things move forward and I still want to offer something to my precious patrons and pals. I would be delighted to share some of myself with you, so until the end of the month I'd welcome questions. I guarantee answers to at least the first five from patrons of the appropriate tier, and for this month only I'll take one question from anyone who's curious, patron or not. What do you want to know, loves? Let's have some fun. It'll set my mind right and satisfy your inquisitiveness all at once! With affection, ~K

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Emily Everfrost

What scenario or concept would you like to write about that you haven't tackled yet?

Ghostie98765

Do you ever put yourself in a character's perspective to think about what should happen next?

MissKaneda

Oh goodness, this is a huge question. I love exploring personal development, especially in relationships and kink. I have plans for a love story novel about a dark and mysterious girl and an overly fascinated boy. She's twisted and cruel, and he only gets more and more ensnared as time goes on. Maybe she grows to appreciate his unconditional adoration. Maybe she chews him up and spits him out. Either way, nothing is as exciting as young love, especially when supernatural powers become involved. I also want to do more with multiple women conspiring together. When I can get multiple characters to the point where I feel their distinct personalities and goals, it can be extremely delicious to pair or group people together and let them terrorize others in their path. I have some ideas, but they're somewhat back-burner for now.

MissKaneda

Oh wow. My favorite part of writing is getting into the mindset of my characters. It's the closest I can get to bringing my fantasies into reality. I did a lot of very deep and extensive roleplaying before I started writing stories of my own, so I'm accustomed to letting myself become someone else and channeling the proper elements of my personality and desires into that character. When writing the Teammates stories, for example, Kristen and Nikki and Mandy are all thoroughly distinct and different people, but their most core desires all tug at different corners of my own. Destruction, domination, superiority, slavish adoration and overt lust all wrapped up in three closely-knit best friends. There are always moments where it's more of a challenge than others, but in my best writing I'll see myself in every scene. That's what makes things most vivid--most real.