Better Late than Never

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This entry is part 78 of 78 in the series Daily Scribble Reports

March 14, 2014

So I got somewhere with “Justice” and perfectionist me couldn’t let “Blank Verse” alone: the last half of scene one wasn’t in a poetic form, i.e. sonnet; it was just iambic pentameter verse. It’s a poem now: an honest to goodness, sonnet.

Okay, more work on both.

Word Counts:

• Fiction: 1288 words
• Poetry: 18 lines| 112 words
• Blog: 114 words

March 16, 2014

Ended up out late, so wrote late. Added 1287 words to “Justice” and wrote the closing verse for “Blank Verse” plus a scene that must be put into verse, and a little ditty poem for my sister. I should count the scene but I won’t because I wrote it on paper, so it would be a pain to count, plus I’m going to have to completely rewrite it anyway.

I forgot: I also wrote a 204 word premise-fic about Peggy becoming Winter Soldier instead of Bucky. That was on Tumblr for lithiumlaughter.

Word Counts:

• Fiction: 1491 words
• Poetry: 8 lines| 71 words

March Totals

• Fiction: 8859 words
• Poetry: 129 lines | 1291 words
• Blog: 830 words

Pieces Started Not Finished (2014)

• Fiction: Hear the Stars, novella.
• Nonfiction/Blog: Indie Author Guide to Genre, book/blog series.
• Fanfic: Invisible Ficathon Treat.
• Poem: Untitled - You gave me a name...
• Poem: Untitled - The way riverbeds miss the water...
• Fiction/Fanfic: "Blank Verse," probably novella but not sure.
• Fiction/Fanfic: “Justice,” short story.

March Completed Pieces

1. Poem: "Open Hands," 12 lines | 63 words.
2. Fanfic: “God Help the World,” 205 words.
3. Poem: "Everything's Blood and All is Well," 16 lines | 97 words.
4. Fanfic: “Perfection,” 688 words.
5. Fanfic: Invisible Ficathon Assignment, 1267 words.
6. Poem: "Wonder," 4 lines | 29 words.
7. Prose Poem: “the bringing of light,” 485 words.
8. Poem: “Rothnen,” 24 lines | 102 words.
9. Poem: “This is the universe…” 12 lines | 80 words.
10. Poem: “For Sister,” 4 lines | 36 words.
11. Fanfic: "Demoralized," 204 words.

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