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[cmk418]

I just finished putting all of my hardtime100 drabbles on AO3. I'd been resistant to it because I had no idea how freakin' easy it was.

So far:
110 drabbles
14401 words
McManus is the most represented character, obviously.
I was very surprised by how few slash & femslash stories there were. Most of what I wrote is gen which is pretty indicative of the show actually.
I was also surprised at how flaky I was because there were a few instances where I didn't save anything to my computer, but managed to have the links on a single page by character so I was able to see the ones that I missed.

The whole list is here.

Next big project will be to update the McManus links page which is woefully out of date.

No, I am not procrastinating to avoid writing an ending to my NaNo novel, why do you ask?

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[trillingstar]

SO freakin' easy amirite? I liked that you had a choice between manual and automatic uploads, too. And then it gives you statistics on stuff, or you can search your own stuff (as I see you did, hehe). YAY! So glad to hear this welcome news.

I didn't know you wrote for NaNo, which shows how woefully out of touch I am with flist, but okay you wrote a novel!! in a month!! and all it needs is an ending?

*significant look*

[cmk418]

I actually did them all manually because I wanted to get the specific challenge & character information. I've done the auto before and I like it.

I'm trying to update the McManus list now and am changing links over to AO3 when I can (somehow I think this is going to be the host site that stays for a while).

LOL. This is actually #5 and the first one that I didn't finish by November 30. I could just slap one line in there to conclude it, but I've got to do a little build up and actually get back to my main plot instead of the subplot that threatens to take over everything.

Thanks for the motivation!

[trillingstar]

Any news on that ending? *bats eyelashes*

[cmk418]

Thank you for the follow-up kick in the pants! Hasn't been written as of yet - of course, I could always just tack on the sentence "And then they win the Stanley Cup. The end." and be done with it. :) Thinking about turning NaNo this year into major revising/editing/gap-filling fest(basically, it's a page 1 rewrite). I'm doing research now, which is something that I haven't really done before because I think I've finally found a NaNo project that I want to go places.

Current writing hangup - those two OZ prompts that I've committed to over at the Prompt-a-thon. Need to get motivated and just do them.