Updates

[wiseheart]

Unlikely but true: I've actually managed to update "The Book of Mazarbul", my slow-going Dwarf serial.

This doesn't mean that my Tolkien muse would have awakened from hibernation; I just got annoyed with my inability of posting later chapters that have already been written because this particular one wasn't finished yet. So I gritted my teeth, sat down and didn't allow myself to stand up until I wrote the last two pages or so.

It's probably not up to my usual level, but since it will be ignored as usual (save by Dís, who's the most supportive person on this planet), it's not such a tragedy, I guess. And the later chapters are better.

It's up to SoA and TFF, and I'll force myself to post it to FF.Net tomorrow, just in case someone chooses to read it by accident. [/sarcasm]

I also posted the new Gwen-bashing part to otherworlds_lib and posted the 5th chapter of "A Touch of the Wild" as well as the next installment of "The Toreador Chronicles" to hiddenrealms. The latter is friends-locked, though, as it's the thing with the highest squick factor I've ever written. But it was necessary for the plot.

I hope my fellow Gwen-haters will resurface eventually. I got a bit spolied by all the nice feedback I got for the Wishverse series so far; the sudden lack of it is a bit depressing. Not that I wouldn't be used to it, but this particular niche was different until now.

Okay, I'll shut up before I get totally depressed again.

Comments

[ithilwen.livejournal.com]

So you're the one responsible for the worldwide plotbunny overpopulation problem! Don't you know that disposing of unwanted plotbunnies by releasing them into the wild is a very ecologically irresponsible action? :D

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

No, I wasn't it, I swear! Some of the bunnies are still safely caged, waiting for their chances, the rest simply died from starvation, the poor little buggers. *wipes tear from eye*

[ithilwen.livejournal.com]

I don't think plotbunnies can die of starvation. They're probably just in hibernation mode, conserving their strength until they have the opportunity to launch are more successful attack.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Some of them can. When I started writing, I had lots of excellent ideas, mostly for original fiction and historic novels, but they're utterly, hopelessly dead now.

[ithilwen.livejournal.com]

I'd still be careful. It's possible they'd revive with a good watering.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Do you wanna scare me? I already have more than I can feed. ;)