...I came across this little gem. So, hurr.

1. What led you to write?
I don't even know. I started writing (crappy) stories when I was, like, six or seven and all their names were stuff like Hilary and Kandie. Yeah. When I was eleven or twelve or something, though, I saw Jonas Brothers fan fiction and I was like, "YUP, YUP, LET'S TRY THAT."

2. When did you start writing?
*pokes above answer* When I was six or seven and gave them all girly names.

3. What does writing represent in your life?
A good third of it. I express mahself through writing, since I can't draw without a reference and I can't write poetry/lyrics for shit.

4. Are you happy with your current style?
I suppose. I need work on dialogue.

5. Do you do editing?
I edit as I go.

6. Do you read about writing (creative writing books, grammar books...)?
I have this American Girl book about writing... it's weird.

7. Favorite genre?
To write, it's just realistic (no matter how dramatic, it's still possible) fiction, but I have a bit of fantasy here and there.

8. Favorite author(s)?
Cassandra Clare, Rick Riordan, JK Rowling (I guess. I haven't finished the HP series, but I like her writing).

9. Favorite book?
THE MORTAL INSTRUMENTS SERIES. *hyperventilates*
And Percy Jackson and the Olympians.

10. What do you prefer to write?
Fan fiction, the band kind. Mmm.

11. Is there anything you can't write??
Dialogue, like I said.

12. What is the weirdest thing you have ever written?
I'll put it up here when I get home back to my Mac, where all my old writing is saved. You're in for a treat.
Not really.

13. Choose a topic: love, death, friendship. Now write a couple of lines about it.
Hm... as in a scene or just writing about it?
Whatever. I'll do a sort of scene.

Grasping the corner of the wide column in my clammy hands, I pull myself onto the thick cement barrier meant to protect cars from rolling off the edge of the high parking garage. Leaning forward, I gawk at the empty lot below me, the white separating lines seeming like thin string from high above. My foot unconsciously lifts, angling out into the air. I'm still holding onto the column when my other heel pivots, letting me fall; down, down, down until the wind brushes away all my memories, and the ground silences the screaming in my head.

You knew I was gonna choose death, right?

14. Do you think you have influences from any professional writer? if so, which ones?
Nah.

15. Worst book you have read so far?
Inkheart. I didn't even finish it--I got two hundred fifty pages in and dropped it, since nothing had happened.

16. Why is it so bad, in your opinion?
NOTHING HAPPENED.

17. Choose one of your characters and describe them in 3 words.
Laney. Bwahaha.
Sarcastic, hesitant, depressed?

18. Does your character feel 'alive'?
...no. *shifty eyes*

19. Could you kill this character?
UM. UM. UM.

20. Do you hate any of your own characters?
Hm... I wrote this Jonas Brothers fan fiction, like, a year ago, and there was this peppy preppy named Daisy. She had buckteeth. *chortles*

21. Now, let's be honest. Every writer has their own favorite creation: what's your favorite story, out of everything you have written/planned to write? and character?
Writing: Hm... the Land of Dreams, chapter one? I dunno.
Character: Laney. My first developed character. I have a fetish for the sarcastic ones, though.

22. Have you ever abandoned an idea for a story? Why?
All the time. And because I start a new one, or I think it sucks.

23. Have you ever deleted a whole piece of work? Why?
Yes. Because it sucked.

24. And finally: make up a completely original character right now and describe them briefly. It doesn't even have to be human!
What. What what what what what.
Er...

Tamber Michigan: Curly, waist-length hair the color of maple syrup, narrow green eyes, philophobiac (why is that not in this stupid computer's dictionary?), QUESTIONABLE PAST.

I'm lazy.