Writers as Readers

5. "Wither" is the first book in a trilogy I read last year. I think the overall feel of the book is why I couldn't put it down. It's just well written and overall very enjoyable

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8. My favorite book series is The Guardians of Ga'Hoole series, and it's probably my favorite because of the very minor character in one book, Lutta. I won't go further into detail because it might spoil it.
9. When I finished reading A Dog Called Kitty (not the first time, but several years later, after my corgi had died and I got Tobi), I was sad because the story really resonated with me a lot deeper than it had before.

11. When I write I view it as more of a therapy. I like to think in  all of my fictional works there is a hint of truth, a backstory that really happened that my mind writes out an entire other world to cope with. I'm not sure who would be interested in my work. I never think of the reader, I'm rather selfish in that regard. My writings are for myself, not others.
13. I don't think I'll ever write a book. As in the last question, my writings are never intended for others. I'll have other people read them from time to time, but in general I view them as more of a quiet therapy. I'm horrible at expressing my actual emotions and writing helps them flow better, to become visible.