wicked smut goddess (gracerene) wrote,
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Wednesday Words

Not *quite* as productive as last week, but I think we can all agree last week was an anomaly! Once again, I did manage to write every day, though several of those days were editing days and lighter on the words. I've also proofed over 150k words between the two fests I'm modding, and handled several other modly administrative tasks, so I'm honestly pretty pleased with the week. I will say, things are about to get pretty busy for me, so we'll see if I can maintain the pace. Next week is my birthday + my 5k + Thanksgiving, all of which will be busy day-of, as well as requiring some prep time for shopping/cooking/training.

Weekly Word Count (11/7 - 11/13) = 5,851

What I Worked On:
  • Drarry PWP - went through beta & alpha edits! Still tweaking this one a bit, and will likely not be posting it for awhile, since there's plenty of Drarry being posted now with Fan Fair, and then in December with Erised & Owlpost.

  • February [insanejournal.com profile] daily_deviant - picked a pairing and outlined! Themes posted for February over at DD, so I went through and put together a plan for my ficlet. Despite this, I'm still debating on if I want to go with something else...

  • Drarry Buffy!Fic - finished draft, went through initial edits + sent to beta! I think this fic was *technically* on the backburner this month, but it would not stop bugging me to be written, so I just said fuck it and finished the damn thing, LOL.

  • femslash gift!fic - continued drafting! Wrote an additional 2 sections for a total of 7/12 drafted. Which means scene-wise, I'm more than halfway done! At least 3 of the remaining 5 sections are longer ones, possibly 4 depending on how I decide to play that one, so not sure if I'm ~actually~ over halfway WC-wise, but I'll take it!


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