Updates: Ginger and personal stuff
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wiseheartPart 27: A Walk in the Park of "The Adventures of a Consulting Time Lord" has been posted to FF.Net and the 13th_sherlock DW community. Yep, it's John's faitful meeting with Mike Stamford - with a little twist.
Other than that, I've been back to work all week and got just a little bit worse, due to the idiot colleagues and students who cannot live without creating a dreadful draft all the time. Ah, well. Next week I'll restart baking with the kids, and at least on that particular afternoon I'll be warm.
I've almost finished Chapter 08 of "Iceman" - I'm planning to finish the first story arc with Chapter 09 - ten chapters are the absolute maximum I'm willing to do. After that, I'll switch to "Beautiful Minds", which takes place in the same settings, just adding Tosh to the mix. So, together with "Convergences", I'll have a nice little trilogy, without producing ungodly length of storylines... or so I hope.
I'd really like to pick up some of my long-overdue WIPs again. Having watched lots of Star Trek on the German channel Tele5, I feel like writing some Trekfic again. The Voyager AU-series is overdue to being picked up, with two unfinished stories, and there's the Voyager/Babylon 5 trilogy, of course, which got stuck in the middle of "Kansas 2 - The Yellow Brick Road".
Actually, I should pick up some of the unfinished Tolkien pieces, too. "Astonishment in Mirkwood" could actually gain some readership, considering that it takes place during "The Hobbit", and "The Book of Mazarbul" could hope for some people newly gotten interested in Dwarves, too. Of course, my Dwarves are not the ridiculous caricatures from the film, so perhaps people won't like them. In any case, the only Tolkien story that's willing to cooperate right now (at least sometimes) is "Sea Flower", which, of course, has nothing to do with "The Hobbit". But that can't be helped.
Other than that, I've been back to work all week and got just a little bit worse, due to the idiot colleagues and students who cannot live without creating a dreadful draft all the time. Ah, well. Next week I'll restart baking with the kids, and at least on that particular afternoon I'll be warm.
I've almost finished Chapter 08 of "Iceman" - I'm planning to finish the first story arc with Chapter 09 - ten chapters are the absolute maximum I'm willing to do. After that, I'll switch to "Beautiful Minds", which takes place in the same settings, just adding Tosh to the mix. So, together with "Convergences", I'll have a nice little trilogy, without producing ungodly length of storylines... or so I hope.
I'd really like to pick up some of my long-overdue WIPs again. Having watched lots of Star Trek on the German channel Tele5, I feel like writing some Trekfic again. The Voyager AU-series is overdue to being picked up, with two unfinished stories, and there's the Voyager/Babylon 5 trilogy, of course, which got stuck in the middle of "Kansas 2 - The Yellow Brick Road".
Actually, I should pick up some of the unfinished Tolkien pieces, too. "Astonishment in Mirkwood" could actually gain some readership, considering that it takes place during "The Hobbit", and "The Book of Mazarbul" could hope for some people newly gotten interested in Dwarves, too. Of course, my Dwarves are not the ridiculous caricatures from the film, so perhaps people won't like them. In any case, the only Tolkien story that's willing to cooperate right now (at least sometimes) is "Sea Flower", which, of course, has nothing to do with "The Hobbit". But that can't be helped.
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Date: 2013-02-22 04:06 pm (UTC)The Hobbit fandom does seem to be buzzing well from the film (and with some good fic as well as a lot of bad ;) ). Good luck getting your stories to cooperate.
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