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Current WIPs (aka, the To-Do List)
I call these WIPs, but technically, they're ideas I'm working through. I try not to have more than one project actually IN PROGRESS at a time.
Series
The Two Doctors: Sherlock/Doctor Who crossover universe- "Mayhem in Mayfair" - A new case for Sherlock and John, involving some strange happenings in a posh corner of London. The boys are contacted by ( Read more... )
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CHANGE IN PLANS!
Because I am utter pants at keeping this updated (mostly because I'm too damn lazy to log out of my main account and into this one), I've created roanefic for the purpose of doing what this account was supposed to. Namely, fic updates, fandom whinging, etc. I'll also probably start posting fic there too, for those of you who prefer to read and comment on ( Read more... ) -
Pull the Stars from the Sky outtake
First off, chapter 5 is off to the betas! Hoping to post this weekend ( Read more... ) -
Sneak preview :)
Chapter 4 of Pull the Stars from the Sky has gone to beta, all 6,600+ words of it! I realized I don't do nearly enough stuff with this journal, so behind the cut is the first scene of chapter 4 for your sneaky viewing pleasure. :)
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AO3 top ten fics meme
So I'm finally doing this!
10. The Short, Strange Life of Doctor John Watson (Rated M, Sherlock/Doctor Who @ 3,666 words/860 hits ( Read more... ) -
Podfic: Five of my 221Bs!
Cellar Door recorded five of my 221B ficlets. I went on a small spree a week or so ago and dashed out several of themBut OMG. She recorded them. I just... I'm flailing around like a goober. This is one of the coolest things to happen to me, writing-wise. And believe me when I say, there is some cool shit going on in my writing life right now. Like ( Read more... ) -
221B ficlets, and other stuff
I discovered the 221B ficlet format this weekend. Well, not so much discovered. I was familiar with it before (exactly 221 words, last word starts with 'b'). But I wrote one. And then another. And then another. Those suckers are ADDICTIVE. It's like writing a haiku or sonnet, packing as much as you can into a very limited format. I've created a ( Read more... )
