Today's WriSoMiFu update questions were: do you write sex? do you read it? WHY? what makes a sex scene work for you, in fic or in general reading? is there anything in language or in protocol that you consciously avoid writing? are you one of those people whose w.i.p.s are littered with [insert sex here]? as a reader, what identifies a bad sex ( Read more... )

On Fridays for WriSoMiFu we post little excerpts from what we're working on. This is difficult for me because I keep worrying WHAT IF I POST THE GOOD PARTS AND THEN THEY'RE THE ONLY GOOD PARTS AND EVERYONE'S ALREADY READ THEM ( Read more... )

Today's WriSoMiFu checkin suggestion was to describe the distinguishing characteristics of our writing. Since one of my WriSoMiFu goals is to write more about writing, I'm reposting it here.

( Five ways you can tell you're reading a fic by anodyna: )

Today's accomplishments, WriSoMiFu & other:

1. Made new rule that I can't edit things I've already written until I spend some time writing new material. Thank you illariy for dope-slapping me with this concept before I drove myself totally insane.

2. As a result of #1, wrote 994 words of next scene in Spock epic. HE IS BOILING WITH REPRESSED VULCAN ( Read more... )

Title: The Orion-On-Vulcan Method
Author: anodyna
Characters/Pairings: Gaila/Spock Prime
Rating: R-ish for a little language and suggestiveness
Warnings: There's nothing here you'll wish to un-see.
Summary: Gaila needs somewhere to recuperate after being injured in the Battle of Vulcan. What better place than with Spock Prime on the Vulcan ( Read more... )

So I'm writing away at this story, working out the details of a conversation between Spock and Spock Prime (they're comparing notes on pon farr, is v. fun to write!) and it's all going swimmingly, when out of nowhere this happens in my head:

Me: Spock Prime is going to have a lot of time on his hands on the Vulcan colony world. He's probably ( Read more... )