Because I'm the worst at coming up with inventive titles...
New random book. Mostly the same stuff. I'm a hectically busy girl adjusting to the perks of adulthood (buying your own personal block of cheese at the store, amirite?) and enthusing over t...
Technically I'm supposed to just post these and let people ask me whichever ones they're interested in.
But, my friends, I find that prospect tiresome and likely to lead to a compulsive checking of my notifications, which I hardly need to be endorsing.
Besides, when have I ever cared about technicality?
So I shall simply do whichever of these I feel most like answering, and if y'all (miraculously) care enough to ask about one that I don't answer, I'll answer it for you in the comments.
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and yes, it says fanfic, and no, I won't be doing my paltry few fanfics.
A. How did you come with the title to A Cold Cry?
I almost skipped this question, because I'm really hazy on how I come up with my titles at all. Not to mention bad at coming up with them. XD But A Cold Cry is interesting because the title undoubtedly shaped the story.
See, a Wattpad friend messaged me about a prompt contest, and I thought, okay, if I join this contest, what will I write about? It would obviously take place in Legea, because that narrowed the playing field to a region I was comfortable and familiar with. It needed to include a personification of winter to tie in with the prompt, preferably a bad personification because that would be so much more fun.
So with these vague story concepts bouncing in my brain, and the beginnings of Carras taking shape (though I originally thought Culathan might be female), I took pen and wrote down a few title ideas. Things that sounded wintry and mysterious. A Cold Bondage. A Cold Cry. (Still have the paper to prove it.)
