A Cat Who Writes

Transformative Works Policy

My permission is granted for translations, podfics, and remixes* of my work. Comment on the relevant story to let me know, then send me a link to the completed translation, podfic, or remix. (If posted to AO3, a tutorial to easily link the original work can be found here.) A link back to the original story, as well as my name mentioned, is required, regardless of hosting site._{* Remixes of my remix fics, written for Kpop Ficmix, cannot be remixed.}Permission is not granted for others to archive or redistribute my work elsewhere. If you read any of my work on a site or app that gains revenue from ads, close it and read my work for free on Asian Fanfics, Archive of Our Own, DreamWidth, or Livejournal.

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Translations Policy

Translations are allowed under a few conditions:
- Contact me first: via email ([email protected]), Twitter (@trophycatwife), or a comment on the relevant work.
- Provide an email and/or social media account to keep in contact.
- Once permission is received, translate the work/s as closely to the source as possible. Do not change characters, tense, genre, etc.
- Include a link to the original work with the posted translation; I will do the same and link to the translation within the notes of the original work.

Podfics Policy

Podfics are allowed with similar condition to translations:
- Contact me first: via email ([email protected]), Twitter (@trophycatwife), or a comment on the relevant work.
- Provide an email and/or social media account to keep in contact.
- Do not change characters, tense, genre, etc.
- Include a link to the original work with the posted podfic; I will do the same and link to the podfic within the notes of the original work.

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More About Me

I’ve been writing stories since elementary school, heavily influenced by mysteries. Somewhere in elementary school, I got into anime, but I think it was later that I started writing fanfic; I drew a lot of fanart, in the meantime. Definitely by high school, Kpop had me by the throat, and no one I knew was into it, so I spent a lot of time online and eventually fell into EXO. I've not crawled out of that hole since. It's been years.My ideal story to read and write is something cute and with little-to-no drama, but there's a special place in my heart for horror stories. If no else will write them, I will.

What I Write

Some of my favorite things to write are plotless fluff and minimal conflict, pets and animals, settings/physical environments, and horror. (One of these things is not like the others~)And while I don't read nearly as much as I'd like or as I used to, I enjoy reading the same things I write, but I'm open to just about anything.It's simpler to say what I don't particularly enjoy, because it applies to reading and writing: pwp, traditional a/b/o, mpreg. I've tried writing smut; I'm too doggone awkward. It becomes comedy. I don't see the appeal of ABO but have written my own interpretation a couple times.My general rule of thumb is to be open to anything once. If I don't like it, I won't read or write it.

Fun Facts

- My three favorite punctuation marks: em dash (—), interrobang (‽), and the Oxford comma.
- Most animals and pets I write are based on animals I've met. For years, I worked at a doggie daycare and then a pet store.
- I don’t outline my stories and just write whatever comes to me, so I'll typically have a bunch of scenes that need some filler to be complete.

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