#i've written like 2 and a half drafts of this last chapter before finally figuring it out

[roomwithanopenfire]

omg

i fucking finished it

[natrome]

ok now that i for real know what my writing commitments are going to be for the next, like, year, at least the majority of them, here is the actual for real i s2g hold me to this writing schedule

Fic in a Box - due 10/15

1 assignment of 2k words remains, write it this saturday

Five Figure Fanworks Exchange - check in 11/11, due 1/20

i expect this will take about a week to finish, and ideally i'll have it done prior to check-in.

Yuletide - works due 12/18

UNLESS i get an assignment that i want to go hogwild on, which i should be prevented from doing, i should be able to finish this the week of 11/26 and not work on it outside of that.

galactic santas - est. due 12/25

my fave event of the year lol, the logh secret santa exchange. uh anyway this one is usually due around christmas and also is the easiest thing on this list by a mile and a half. i'm 0% worried about this one.

tomorrow ye will get your pay - aka the whale novel. - first draft due 3/1, physical product due for display 4/1

this is an extremely short timeline, and while it's not "drop everything else" level short, it is going to have to be my #1 writing priority for a long time.

my plan is as follows

spend the remainder of october getting situated w/ the research i'm going to have to do, figuring out who i need to talk to, etc. as well as put together a detailed chapter-by-chapter outline

nov/dec i'm assuming will be eaten by SMST and other commitments, but get research done and essentially braindump into document

jan/feb, just write as much as possible, take time off of work/quit job if i need to

if possible confine edits to the first 2 weeks of march, get books printed; deliver final product by last week of march.

god this schedule is miserable. well i signed up for it! i did this entirely to myself! lmfao.

anyway i'm going to bracket in that it's a 20 chapter novel, which seems like a reasonable number of chapters. i essentially have ~10 weeks to write this book. this is totally normal and fine, i have written longer books with less of a solid outline in shorter amounts of time. if i can just sit my ass in a chair and hammer out 2.5k words/day i will EASILY make this deadline and have time for editing. the issue will be making myself do that. but having a deadline and like professional accountability should majorly help. esp if i quit my stupid fucking job lol

serpent's mouth, serpent's teeth - due 12/31

i have four chapters left on SMST. i do not think they will be EASY to write but I do think that I'm CAPABLE of getting them done before the end of the year. at the very least i've sworn until i was blue in the face that i would finish this book by the end of the year. i need this book to stop haunting my waking nightmares lmfao. i estimate ~50-60k words remain, but we'll see what it actually ends up shaking out as. hopefully it's not more than that.

anyway this is another just "ass in chair" moment. though if i could have made myself do that months ago, this book would have been finished sometime this summer lol

every link was freedom's name - aka the fucking. arle heinessen play. no due date.

this is my yay you finished all the obligations you had now you get to do something deeply deeply stupid and entertaining only to a tiny number of people project. lyric play about arle heinessen. book of exodus pastiche. probably not that long. estimate it'll take me as long as POD did, so a month and a half? but i won't stress it. aim to finish it mid may?

new constellations - aka the logh rarepairs exchange i run

I'm planning to run signups in late march, with works due mid may. this is slightly earlier than last year but due to my own personal schedule i don't want it to overlap with...

heart attack exchange - works due 6/2

yeah you literally only get 2 weeks to work on this one so it kinda is what it is lol.

life out of balance rewrite. no particular due date.

i expect this will take me 3-4 months to complete. finish by september?

lighting out for the territories augmentation. no particular due date.

i'd like to think that i can get this done in 2 months but i don't actually have a plan for what i need to do to it. so who tf knows lol. assume it'll take me the rest of the year.

every hateful instrument - no firm date

this will likely take between 6-8 months to finish, but it's another thing that i really want to stop having hanging over me. i'll either work on it before the LOFTT stuff or after

WIAW phezzan novella - ultimate TBD

to be completed immediately before starting LL/SS, probably

other misc nonsense

there are other small exchanges that i like to do (space swap, unsent letters, we die like fen) so as those pop up i probably will sign up for them. i'm not going to look up/prognosticate when they will happen at this moment in time

god i owe so many people gifts for birthdays and holidays and stuff >.> you may or may not get them. lean towards may not b/c what the fuck is this writing schedule. i'm so sorry lmao

i've now gotten back around to "oh this goes up to the end of the year again, so the end of the year exchanges (yuletide, fffx, fiab, galactic santas) should be on this schedule" but down that road lies only pain and horror lol

this list has gotten incredibly vague as things have gone on. the last part of this year and the first part of next year are pretty set in stone though, and i just need to like, get myself to the starting block and then start running

literally so funny that i was like "i should relax and take a break from writing before starting LL/SS" lmfao. lmfao.

obviously some of these things could be deleted from the schedule. i don't have to do a bunch of exchanges (but i liiiiiike them) and i don't have to write a stupid play (but i wannnnnnt to), and i don't have to do any rewrites to the early parts of WIAW (but they're a mess). so it's like. idk. maybe none of this is real and i'm just making lists b/c i like making lists lol

[internerdionality]

Can I ask if there is anything percolating in the Suffer a Sea Change series? That "pre-ship" tag is haunting me.

I am also equally haunted by the I'm Not Ready for Whatever This Is series. The impending poly situations. help.

Yes, you absolutely can, thank you for asking, and yes, there is! The latter will be out well before the former, but both are very much in the works.

I am kind of a classic case of ADD “takes on too many fics” kinda writer. Right now my top priorities/fics I feel driven to write are:

My winter exchange fic for the Sprizzy server (currently untitled, about halfway done, will be posted third week of January come hell or high water)

The next Stizzy installment for I’m Not Ready for Whatever This Is, which is going to be titled "Add a Flourish" (I was hoping for this next part to plunge into the SteddyHands but Stede wasn’t done wallowing in angst. Almost done, will be posted second or fourth week of January depending on how progress on the exchange fic goes)

Finishing Fuck it Through as a Crew (draft of the chapter is done but needs some heavy editing, also January)

Final chapter of Paid with Sighs and Rubies (about half done, aiming for late January/early February)

Always another chapter of my “Batman becomes a cat” fic, whenever I have time

Past that, things get hazier. I really want to get back to my Marvel time travel fix-it but I’ve been a bit blocked on the next chapter. I have a T4T4T modern GentleScribed that I keep meaning to finish but have barely touched since Season 2 came out. The next chapter of Burning Like Embers, Falling Tender is actually about half done but every chapter of that thing is a monster, now, so it still has a lot of writing before it'll be ready to post.

Annddd yes, the sequel to Soaked to the Skin, which is titled Cut to the Bone and explores Izzy and Lucius settling into Stede's crew and figuring out what Lucius being polyam actually means for them, while Ed wrestles with having lost Stede and Izzy! I have about 35K written for it, but most of that was drafted in late 2022 and very early 2023. I haven't had the motivation to work seriously on it for a while, I'm afraid, but I do really want to get back to it.

To be honest, I have some insecurities about it being not as good as Soaked to the Skin—I don't want to follow my baby with something that'll disappoint readers! But I'm hoping once I clear the decks from some of my top numbered priorities above (assuming they don't immediately get replaced with new plot bunnies, lol), I'll find the energy to focus on it again. I've had some beta readers go through the current in-progress chapters recently and they have been giving me some more hype about it!

(Although if it's the Ed/Izzy pre-ship tag that's haunting you, that plot thread isn't going to pick back up until the third — and final? maybe? unless I turn in into a quartet? — installment for that series, tentatively titled Struck to the Heart. Except for how, you know, his devotion to Ed is always driving Izzy's character and motivations. But they're not going to be in the same zip code at any point during Cut to the Bone. I'm so, so sorry. )

And then finally, down here in my purgatory, I have my "I swear I haven't abandoned you" fics like Unmoored (next chapter started, at least?), Dining is Pageantry, my three Good Omens WIPs, the sequel to Learning at the Foot of One of the Greats, the next chapter of What Do You Do With a Drunken Sailor (I swear I'm gonna finish that fic one day, I swear), Praying on the Height, and that Rizzy cannibalism fic I keep promising HopelessScribe I'll finish :D

And below that I have my graveyard fics that I haven't worked on in months but really do want to go back to one day—the DC/Slayerverse crossover, the insane Dragonriders of Pern OFMD AU, my winter piece (from last year, oy) for Dragonmuse's Leda House series, and all my poor abandoned SuperBat wips!

[ngame989]

I'm new to writing fanfic, and always work solo, so when I saw you have a whole team at your disposal, it blew my mind. I've got a list of questions about that: 1. How did you guys find each other and get started? 2. How does your work flow look for a story vs. a page/chapter of the comic? 3. How much do you love having an editor? 4. How does your work change from draft to final? 5. The quality of your prose is very consistent, is that just you as a writer, or is it your team keeping you good?

1. Seddm, EA, and Dino were all good friends of mine from the fandom from before or during Season 3 (I started watching the show between 2B and BFM). Toxic started watching the show sometime in late 2018 and messaged me on Tumblr for some sort of formatting help, or tips and tricks for getting posts more noticed in the fandom or something? I don’t remember and Tumblr DMs are awful to navigate, but we quickly bonded over what really matters most.

Lawchan had been a longtime follower of the show and fanfic author who inspired me to get into it back after 3A and we started talking and became friends at some point in the last year or so. BMC popped into my askbox when I opened it up to headcanon suggestions and ended up sending me over 100 in a span of 3 days that were all wonderful and creative so we started talking more. This really is a “team” in a loose sense, I just have a ton of awesome and creative and supportive friends willing to help out with this.

Oddly enough, this project started less than a day after (and was inspired by) Lake House Fever. I had already been thinking about getting back into fanfiction writing after S4 ended and we were pissed and salty and just needed good Starco thoughts so I hit him up and we started chatting and thought “huh wait a Star and Marco section of a family photo album would be a cool concept for some sort of series” and it evolved from there. We’d planned out a lot of the basics for the comic before the show ended and were waiting on the canon resolution before going any further, and Cleaved shook a lot up for what the postcanon status quo would be, so my whole aforementioned group all sat in a Discord channel on and off for literally 8+ hours the day after Cleaved and roundtable’d the entire backbone of the Earthni timeline for almost every major character (so if there’s people in the credits for TGG that haven’t shown up directly in any works yet, that’s where they contributed).

2.  Overall I’m the project lead and head writer so the majority of specific ideas, what should this page have or where is the story going, etc, come from me although anything we do gets signed off on by at LEAST me, Toxic, and Seddm first.  For comics, I usually plan the concept (Star goes here, these people are talking to each other, happy or sad, etc) and then let Toxic do his thing - he’s great already but is SUUUUUUUUPER amazingly wonderful at reading my mind and making visuals that represent my thoughts even better than the visuals in my head for them. He’ll do a rough page layout and sketch, we workshop that, then he does line-art, we look for any issues or revisions there, then he colors as I make the dialogue.  Usually takes a few days of back and forth.

Honestly my workflow for writing fics is absolute ass and you should not learn from us (ESPECIALLY me) if you’re getting into the game, hahahaha. Every day that I say I’m gonna write something, I usually end up dicking around at my computer until 1 AM and THEN decide to write a little bit and lose sleep over it. A lot of Glow was written between 2 and 6 AM on a Saturday night. I’m ridiculously nitpicky of my own work and half the time before I even finish typing a sentence I’m already erasing it because I decided it was dumb or did something wrong, which makes drafts take F O R E V E R, but the silver lining is that my first draft is already very polished by the time it’s done.

Overall, we play to our strengths - Seddm and I are general idea guys, “wouldn’t it be funny/cool if X” or “we should tell a story about Y” etc, and Toxic is especially wonderful at coming up with fantastic visual designs or gags or whatever else. So there’s plenty of times where I’ll give him the rough outline for a comic page and he’ll slip in some goofy background thing that makes it so much better, or I’ll give him a joke idea and it’ll work amazingly. I also like to call Seddm my “internal debate moderator”. When I’m struggling to figure out what to do for something, I’m often torn between a few ideas. Getting outside advice on it can obviously be really helpful, but there are times that it leaves me even more confused about what to do. But because my and Seddm’s understandings of the characters and senses of design and humor are so damn similar, he can basically serve as both a neutral voice and still part of my own thought process at the same time, which really helps me get my own personal ideas in order before running them by others.

3. Editors are great and wonderful and perfect and I love my friends to death for graciously helping week in and week out with this when I ping them with “hey guys shat this out, sun has been up for an hour so im gonna go fucking die now bye”. As stated earlier, perhaps my need for one isn’t AS high because I self-edit so compulsively as I go, but it’s soooooooo easy to get caught up in your own head and intentions and not spot obvious issues with your own writing that outside voices help a ton.

4. Whoops I guess I answered already. Very little.

5. Given that edits don’t change much about the structure of my writing, I guess it’s me - thanks! But my team is great about keeping me in line with my own vision in editing and hitting any lines that just seem out of place. There was one particular cut line in Glow that I won’t post here that was easily a full standard deviation of naughty greater than the rest of the fic’s tone (unintentional, it was very late -_-) and that got caught and shot down real quick lmfao.

[highermagic]

Hi I'm typing this by banging my head on the keyboard. I've loved your fics since octo!cas and you seem to be one of the most productive writers. How do you make your fic go from point A to point B? I have a darkfic wip. I've written 1/3 to 1/2 of what I want and I have drafted the final chapter because I know exactly where I'm taking it... and I got stuck. The line between needing that final conflict and making one of the characters completely unredeemable is so thin I don't know how to walk it

Ahh okay I’m sorry I took so long to reply to this! I’ve been thinking about it all night because there are a lot of things I’d like to cover so forgive me in advance if I seem to ramble:

First, getting from point A to point B.

This is something I actually struggle with a lot sometimes *shocked gasps*. Usually my fic ideas/story ideas spawn from an opening scene, or a single scene idea. Take, for example, ‘Look Mother’. I wanted to write a fic where Will, for whatever reason, wanted a baby with no strings attached. That was it. The entire premise was I wanted to write breeding fic where Hannibal was the easy-going Alpha who was totally willing to mate with a pretty Omega boy and then leave him be.

As you can see from the gross explosion of word count and plot, it didn’t go that way.

Take another example: ‘Daydreamer and the Shadow Man’. This fic came up because I watched ‘Bellevue’ and there’s a scene where the main character is a child, getting letters from her strange helper, and she’s convinced it’s the ghost of her father and has a mental breakdown when her mother tries to get her to stop leaving letters. That one scene sparked the entire fic, and from there it grew teeth, and claws, and consumed me for the week it took to write it.

Now, I get it. Starting with a premise or starting with a closing scene is honestly the worst, because at least with a middle you have something to look forward to and something to bounce off of if you get stuck in the beginning. And endings are hard, anyone in the SPN fandom will agree with Chuck there.

The issue is you need to figure out a way why this point B cannot happen NOW.

Why can’t the characters just leap to the resolution? Is there still some lingering conflict, some mistrust, some plot point that needs resolving before you can move on? Is there still a big bad? Has the main romance not happened and point B won’t be as impactful if they’re not in love and therefore hurt by the betrayal, the heartache, the death or separation?

Why can’t it happen now?

You say you want a final conflict, but the way I’m reading it means that there’s a very thin line that says if the conflict happens a certain way it’ll make a character past the point of redemption, yes? Okay - that happens a lot, it’s totally fine to have this problem, and there are a couple things you can do;

If you haven’t already, give this character some time to explain their actions. Whether it’s in the narrative already, or not, you have to have laid SOME groundwork as to why they’re doing what they’re doing. 

If you want them redeemable, there’s a chance they believe they’re doing it for the greater good and will see the error of their ways. We see this kind of character change all the time and it works, really, if you take the time to make it work.

Does one of the protagonists love that character? Perhaps you could soften the antagonist in their eyes.

Is the character being redeemed/redeemable…actually important? Take ‘How the Mighty Fall’. Mischa behaves in a way that really harms Will, and Will and Hannibal’s relationship, even in the end you could argue that they’re not in the best place because of what she’s done - but in the narrative I explained her behavior, but I did not go out of my way to justify it. Why? Because I didn’t have to. She’s a dragon, she doesn’t think like humans do. Granted, that was one of the fics that kind of went sideways, but my point still stands.

But, again, you need a reason why this cannot happen now. Don’t be afraid to let the story take its time. Some fics gallop, some fics plod along, and neither of these things are wrong. 

Some fics just yeet themselves into oblivion and take you for the ride and you gotta let that happen if you trust your characters and your writing enough.

I’ll be honest with you - when it comes to planning fics out, drafting chapters and outlines and all that jazz, I am not the person to ask. I will say this loudly, and without shame: I have no idea what the fuck I’m doing half the time. At any point in any chapter I have about four different options of how they’re going to go and end, kind of like a ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ book.

BUT I understand how stories work, I’ve studied them and emulated them for over half of my life. For every chapter I’ve written, about three days of thought goes into them beforehand so that I can just sit down and create when the time comes. So that when I write, I know why things cannot happen now, but I also know what has to happen now to get that other thing to happen. 

I guess my advice is really the only advice I can offer, because it’s what I do: just keep thinking about it. The answer is there, I promise. Everyone has the ability to problem solve, anyone who has managed 1/3-½ of their story can manage the other half, it just takes time, and patience, and a lot of dedicated thought because if you’re like me, stories don’t just go away. They can’t. But you can’t force them to run if they’re a walking story, you can’t slow them down if they’re a galloping story.

It sounds like you have a walking story, and it’s complaining because there’s one last hill. You have to encourage it to go up the hill with you, convince it that no, you can’t just walk around the hill, you can’t burrow under the hill. Up and over it is the best way. And it might need to rest, and that’s okay, but you’ll both make it and I promise, the view from up there is wonderful <3

[sunny-night-starry-morn]

a week update of my life

Today I'm in my favorite coffee shop again, a little early actually, after knowing that my friend is still on her way from her hometown to Malang (but I guess it will only take her 2 hours?). I was greeted by an employee of the coffee shop (I think by now half of the employee in this place know me already) and I ordered my usual, Iced Café Latte. Oh, and I'm also laptop-free today, which I actually regretted for one minute, because I'm going to sit here alone for 2 or 3 hours again before my friend comes. But I think it's the best transition pace, since I had been so stuck with my laptop these days due to thesis and many readings. Although I'm not a 100% gadget free, I make an effort by bringing a novel entitled "The Long Walk", written by Stephen King (but he used his alias, Richard Bachman). I bought this last month, but because the novel has that thrilling atmosphere to it, I didn't continue reading it for like 2 or 3 weeks. I was terrified, haha. Well, how would you feel reading a book about a long walk competition where 100 young men survived on their own two feet by freaking walking, held by a dictator that wanted these young men to die, leaving only one winner in the end of the day? This book is basically about genocide, that's why I took some breaks before reading it again today.

But I think being a laptop-free is really good for your brain, especially when you got so much stuff running in your mind. Having a laptop with me only leads me to productivity, and I've been so stressful this week I want to take a rest for a bit. Maybe I'll spend tomorrow sleeping, though... I haven't had enough sleep too this week. I was also going through some stuff lately, mostly good news, but still shits are trying to drive me crazy. I got an early notification from a manager of a company that I had my internship program in that I would be given some kind of invitation letter to work there. I was excited, I still am though. When I was still an intern, I felt like the company would be my dream work environment. I like the people, the job desk, the shift... I love everything within the company. So being notified like this will be my breakthrough, because I *finally* will get a freaking job. A real one, since I've been a freelancer for so long now. So this will be a good start.

At the same time, I gave my thesis advisor the draft of my thesis. I'm on Chapter 3 now, which means I'm 50% ready to graduate. Well, it's one thing, but I already have something to worry about: a post-graduate program. My dad and mom want me to apply to a university to continue my post-graduate study right after graduating. My life is like a pile of stuff I'm trying to make sense right now, but nothing makes sense at all. I need to figure out a plan--which I did--because if I want to work at that company, I also need to study. So I decided to just apply to a local university in Malang, which is actually possessing the same accreditation grade with the one in Surabaya. Instead of going back and forth from Surabaya to Malang, I'd rather spend my two years worth of education and work experience in Malang. I'll figure out what's next later on.

So that's it, that's what I roughly got from this week. Aside from the freaking thesis, I've been so blessed with that job notification and I can't wait to start working. I'll celebrate my friend's birthday first once she gets here and spend the day together before Monday hits us right in the head.

[branmuffins22]

Thanks for the tag! Sorry about the absence these last few weeks (and all those unanswered asks 😬). Health has been a smidge sketchy, spoons and sleep in short supply. But I've been a bit better lately, I think!

Filenames (all are fanfics of The Owl House):

Masha and the Very Normal Nocedas; a post-finale, pre-epilogue, Veesha-centric longfic about Masha's increasingly crazed attempts to figure out the whole Deal™ with Luz, Vee, and Hunter. Meanwhile, the Nocedas are trying as hard as possible to be normal and inconspicuous, made difficult by their various traumas, talents, and a certain purple palisman's refusal to leave her witch's side. It's a light-hearted mess. I've still got some edits to do to the chapters I've already written (mostly for flavor), and I'm still trying to draft the second half-ish of chapter 3 (it's already been outlined), but once all that's done, I should be able to start posting with a comfortable buffer.

Something Like a Bible; a test document of sorts for my canon rewrite, tentatively either the "Artificer AU" or "Overthinker AU", going over the broad-strokes plot and its divergences from canon via a series of short scenes and vignettes. The characters and motivations remain almost entirely unchanged, but I'm lengthening and rearranging the timeline to explore new plots and leave more space for supplemental adventures in the season 2 equivalent, as well as doing perhaps a bit too much worldbuilding, headcanon dumping, and so on. I think I need to go back and flesh out the second half of the season 1 equivalent, but then I can pick up with the meat and potatoes of the magic system exploration.

Small Town Paranormal Investigations; an episode from the aforementioned AU, in which the Hexsquad and Cabin 7 team up to, as the name suggests, investigate some paranormal activity in the small town of Gravesfield. It's mostly about the ghost hunt, but it'll also include Vee coming out to her friends from camp. I'm writing this one in something as close as I can manage to the style and pacing of the show, and I only just finished the opener, with small blurbs written of later scenes, so there's still a lot to do. Thankfully, the brainrot has been very kind to this fic lately.

Snippet is the tail end of the opening scene from Small Town Paranormal Investigations:

The temperature suddenly did a nosedive, as something like a breath of icy wind blew past, the faraway echo of a sharp woosh trailing behind it a full second later. Goosebumps sprouted along their arms and legs, and the hairs on the back of their neck stood straight up. They felt as though they'd stepped into an industrial freezer, all warmth blasted away in an instant, still gone long after the culprit gust had passed. The others must've noticed it too, as all four of them went tense and still. "Brr," they shivered, "The heck was that?" "Beats me!" said Baker. "A cold front?" Lance offered. "Oh, looks like a whirlwind," said "Luz", nervously pointing just off to the side of the sidewalk. Sure enough, a tiny scattering of schoolday detritus, from gum wrappers to flashcards, twisted and danced away at astonishing speed. It slid straight under a tree, incidentally gathering a few leaves, and then bent around the corner of the school building, the warmth of the spring afternoon returning at the very instant it passed from sight. "…Weird," Masha remarked. "Yeah…" "Luz" sniffed once, twice, before making a rather intense face. "Very weird." Masha raised an eyebrow at her. They opened their mouth to ask something, but before they could find their words, she turned back to keep walking, prompting the others to do the same. "Wanna do that hangout today? Right now?" she urged, pulling out her phone. Lance responded first, "Hm? Sure." Baker followed, "I'm down." Masha, though, merely stared at her for a bit. She was clearly deflecting, trying to change the subject. But why? "…Yeah," they relented. "Cool. Just gotta let my mom know where I'm at," she muttered. Scanning over her shoulder, she was already at least three messages deep into a conversation, though they didn't spot Mrs. Noceda's usual contact photo. With some hesitation, they decided to drop it, for now. It was probably nothing, anyways; just some weird wind putting them all on edge. Though their own brain was trying to tamp down ideas about the strange and supernatural, hers was probably just stuck on the fear of the unexplained. Besides, she'd always been kinda jumpy. It'd make sense for it to bug her the most. Oh well. If she ever wanted to talk it out, they'd listen.

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