Reading and Writing, October 9–10
Oct. 10th, 2013 03:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
So yesterday was October 9, 2013 and I wrote 513 words of last-second fiction and 84 words of blog post. So let it be noted.
I tend to use leading conjunctions, did you know that? But, and, so...
Onto today...
So. I signed up for Yuletide, wrote my letter, linked it on the Yuletide Livejournal, and otherwise freaked out but ended up feeling serenely as though I achieved something. Ahem. Yeah.
I also did my daily reading of writing/industry blogs I find useful, including Dean Wesley Smith, Kristine Rusch, The Passive Voice, Juliette Wade, and others. Then, I tackled the ficlets in my LJ inbox from thecatisacritic. I still need to catch up reading on Laurie's story from in_the_blue and the rest of the Fire and Water books, but alas! That requires some ability to focus. Now, that I'm headache-free again and my leg isn't screaming this might be soon possible.
And then there's writing. I tried to use the lullaby lyrics I had in the prompt bin to write about Watcher and Shift, but I hated it. I tried a few other snippets, but the words aren't coming. I need a different angle.
Hm...
I got back my last set of beta notes on "Dowse and Bleed." Hurrah! Some edits, but they are good ones and all the typos she caught! Ack. Sometimes I wonder how in the world I can have that many words go missing... But anyway.
No scribbling today. Sorry, thecatisacritic. I'm just not really feeling up to that.
Count
- Total Fiction: 0 words - Month to Date: 13,881 words
- Total Blog: 1123 words - Month to Date: 5,204 words
365 Challenge
From yesterday...
- 209/365 – Kindgoms and Thorn Ficlet: Family – 377 words
Originally published at Liana Mir. You can comment here or there.
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Date: 2013-10-13 05:13 am (UTC)Ooh, parenthesis. Tilde. Ampersand...
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Date: 2013-10-13 03:36 pm (UTC)Now, we really must write about the army of kittens. Hm...
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Date: 2013-10-13 06:13 pm (UTC)Yes. I had a thought they might run like teams in some ways. Like the punctuation ones might be together, grammar ones, or maybe a bit more of a mix.