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schmericaOh my gosh, people, I don't know how many of you read the comments to my entry last night? But ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
aneli8 is my HERO. She is the wing beneath my freaking wings, no joke. LOOK WHAT SHE MADE.
Prettiest imaginary fandom EVER.
I am also really excited about the current challenge over at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
ds_flashfiction. I, uh, suggested it a while back, so I should probably write something for it, if I can get past my year long writer's block. It's just such a great, wide open challenge! Just THINK of all those genres! Can you imagine an obituary? A screenplay? An enyclopedia entry! A heroic epic! ANYTHING.
The challenge opened on Friday and there's already some really cool stuff --isiscolo did some goofy noir, and china_shop did an awesome Victorian comedy pastiche, and joandarck has outdone herself with both a hilarious Western and an AWESOME comic book script!
I strongly advise reading and feedbacking and then writing a story of your own for me to read. Also, eat more leafy vegetables.
As it's November 1st, I wish all you attempting NaNoWriMo or your own private writing challenges good luck for the month ahead! I myself am not particularly ambitious, but I am going to attempt to get a good headstart on myvecchiofest story tonight. Man, it's not a good sign when I can't even remember the last story I wrote. But! Vecchio! That's inspiring, right? Right!
(Remind me again why I keep signing up for challenges? Oh, right: the characters are pretty and my friends are hors. Got it!)
(At least I resistedyuletide this year.)
aneli8 is my HERO. She is the wing beneath my freaking wings, no joke. LOOK WHAT SHE MADE.Prettiest imaginary fandom EVER.
I am also really excited about the current challenge over at
ds_flashfiction. I, uh, suggested it a while back, so I should probably write something for it, if I can get past my year long writer's block. It's just such a great, wide open challenge! Just THINK of all those genres! Can you imagine an obituary? A screenplay? An enyclopedia entry! A heroic epic! ANYTHING.The challenge opened on Friday and there's already some really cool stuff --
isiscolo did some goofy noir, and china_shop did an awesome Victorian comedy pastiche, and joandarck has outdone herself with both a hilarious Western and an AWESOME comic book script! I strongly advise reading and feedbacking and then writing a story of your own for me to read. Also, eat more leafy vegetables.
As it's November 1st, I wish all you attempting NaNoWriMo or your own private writing challenges good luck for the month ahead! I myself am not particularly ambitious, but I am going to attempt to get a good headstart on my
vecchiofest story tonight. Man, it's not a good sign when I can't even remember the last story I wrote. But! Vecchio! That's inspiring, right? Right!(Remind me again why I keep signing up for challenges? Oh, right: the characters are pretty and my friends are hors. Got it!)
(At least I resisted
yuletide this year.)
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1/11/06 23:27 (UTC)That's me! ME!!!
(omg, honey, that thing Anna made was just...wow. WOW. I would PAY you to write in that imaginary fandom.)
And yes, Vecchio is a very good, very inspiring thing. I'm sure you will write something fantastic. *g*
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1/11/06 23:54 (UTC)VEEEEEEEECHIO!
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