So I've done a bit of writing...

[rabidsamfan]

I missed signing up for Yuletide this year, but I did manage to get something done for acd_holmesfest. It's called Lion and I've put it up at AO3.

It's gen, and basically a bit of character study/timeline contemplation about Watson and the Maiwand memorial. http://archiveofourown.org/works/1032872 Expect my usual indulgences in internet research, and Watson whumping.


Also, earlier, I wrote something for holmestice and I think I forgot to post it here. Slash, Granada, and also at AO3, it's a missing scene from The Priory School, and distinctly aimed at audiences who don't need to consider age statements. http://archiveofourown.org/works/1011984

Both are ex-WIPS I picked up and dusted off and finished. I'm going for threesies now, for another round of Holmestice and jamming in the same place I did before. But I think I may have finished the excessive internet research part of the proceedings.

Comments

[gardnerhill.livejournal.com]

Both of these were lovely. Looking forward to your third offering!

I've been in down mode all November so far - WriSoMiFu rather than NaNoWriMo. Hope to pick up a bit of speed.

[rabidsamfan.livejournal.com]

I keep pretending I'm going to write and then end up staring at the computer. It's frustrating.

SpeckLit magazine

[mariole.livejournal.com]

Off topic, but I wanted to share:

I joined Duotrope this year, and each week they mail me a summary of new markets. I found this one: SpeckLit. They want drabbles!

http://specklit.com/submissions/

I know of no one so much as yourself who is master of the 100-word art form. If this appeals at all, I'd encourage you to send in your work. You can slay in 100 words, repeatedly; that's a gift.

Good luck!

Re: SpeckLit magazine

[rabidsamfan.livejournal.com]

Ooh, lovely.

I'm concentrating on writing Yuletide Madness treats and the holmestice thing just now, but after Christmas I shall definitely see what I can do.