Interview Book (English)

@yourekillingmestyles

yourekillingmestyles

1) "Name?"

Mo.

2) "Age?"

25+

3)" What are your hobbies?"

Reading, writing, Netflix binging, occasional nights out

4) "When did you start writing and why?"

I’ve been writing since I was a young child. I would write songs, I’d write out my dreams and fantasies… I’ve even tried to keep a journal many times, but it’s not easy. Writing is my creative outlet. Things I could never say, I tend to write.

5) "Which was your first story generally?"

I have no idea what my first story was. It was so long ago. Chances are, it was fan fiction about someone.

6) "Do you write in some other website except Wattpad?"

I also post on Tumblr. Not as much as I once did. The writing community there isn’t very supportive.

7) "What has given you motive to keep on writing?"

I don’t have much motivation lately to write. I do have short bursts of inspiration when I find a new song I like, or if I’m watching significant scenes in films, things like that.

8 )"Have you ever wanted to give up everything? (writing I mean)"

Yes. Been a big thing lately, especially when it feels like a waste of time and energy.

9) "Which is your favorite story on Wattpad?"

I’m (slowly) reading lovely stories by two friends. Van’s ‘Apply Some Pressure’ and Courtney’s ‘Too Far from Texas’!

10) "Have you gained any friendship from Wattpad? If yes, which are your Wattpad friends?"

I’ve had some very loyal and funny readers/commenters here and there. The friendships I have here have kind of spilled over from Tumblr, more or less.

11) "Do you relate with any of your characters from your books? If yes, which one and which characteristics are similar?"

I relate heavily with Maddox from Noir. We’re both women of color, and anxious, insecure Libras.

12) "What did you study /are you studying/do you want to study?"

I’m currently not in any schools. I hope to get my degree in Graphic Design at some point.

13)" Describe yourself in 3 words."

Laidback, funny, and creative.

14) "What do you advise new writers?"

Know that anything you write right now will be looked back upon in the future and will likely make you cringe. You won’t start out perfectly, but keep at it and you’ll find your own unique voice. Always write what’s in your heart, not what people would ideally expect from you. Also, anytime something comes to you, any idea, write it down! Right in that moment. You won't want to forget.

15)" Questions based on 'Noir' : How were you inspired to write this story?"

I think I’ve always wanted to sort of ‘wow’ even myself. I wanted to step outside of my usual comfort zone and into new, slightly darker territory. The first and second versions of the story were loosely based off of Ariana Grande’s ‘Dangerous Woman’ album, but this final version has been heavily revised and now stands on its own.