Let the party begin!

[wiseheart]

Okay, I'm a bit early, but I still have things to do, so I thought I'd make this entry as long as I can.

So, the party opener. Actually, it was larian who's found it for me yesterday, when I took this test..

It tells me I should overcome my secret fear of Elves. *g*

Suggestions how to do it are readily accepted. Other than that, bring on your comments, your jokes, your funny stories, and let's see if we can collaps the threads again.

A HAPPY 2007 TO EVERYONE!!!

I wanted the above to be red or of sparky colours, but I don't know how to do that. *is grumpy about own stupidity*

Comments

[espresso-addict.livejournal.com]

Well, my endlessly ongoing novel(TM) is a crossover, so "bank 50 crossover pages a month" would be a plausible aim. I've been trying to come up with some writing aims for 2007 for the ongoing picowrimo but I've not come up with anything I feel I can stick to yet. What are your writing aims for next year?

Now tucking into luxury stollen & mulled wine whilst aliverpoolfc (my OH) downloads some nice files for me :)

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

What are your writing aims for next year?

God, I have so many unfinished projects it's not even funny! In at least eleven (!) different fandoms. But the ones most likely to be done something about are:

1) "Emissary of the Mark" - a pre-LOTR Rohan fic, featuring Elfhelm and his adventures in Rhún;

2) "The Joy Machine", the second part of my original Trek/original BSG crossover series;

3) "The Toreador Chronicles", which is a crossover between several vampire-related fandoms (Angel, Buffy, Kindred and Poltergeist - The Legacy) and the US-version of Queer As Folk.

The first two are practically written in Hungarian already, just need to be translated and - in the case of Emissary - adapted to the fandom. The third one is pretty much planned out and 2/3 of it written and posted already, so it has some meagre chance to be finished in 2007.

[espresso-addict.livejournal.com]

Wow -- that's quite an ambitious collection of projects! I am in awe at the ease with which you write!

PS On the colour thing... [font color="red"]Happy New Year![/font] (substituting < for [ of course) seems to work, though the default red is a bit meh.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Well, to be honest, it doesn't seem that easy when I'm struggling with the current story. If it were so easy, I wouldn't have several dozen unfinished stories.

Thanks for the help with te colour thing - meh red is still better than graveyard black.*g*

[espresso-addict.livejournal.com]

It's interesting, no-one ever seems to find writing the current project easy...

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Well, it is never easy, actually. The whole thing always looks - and sounds - a lot better when it's in your head than written on paper or viewscreen.