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Final word count is in! All of the words I have written on ao3 make up…. About 15 novels worths. (Averaging 50,000 words per novel)
And that doesn’t take into account my traditionally published other four novels which are longer than 50,000 words. Because. Fantasy.
Three very different moods going on in my sequel’s sequel: and a combination of fate. Part III in my light, we carry as armour, teen wolf series where Claudia is a time travelling magic welding spark in a poly relationship with Noah and Peter.
Noah: I don’t know you anymore. But I will tie an ankle monitor to you.
Claudia: no, you don’t know me. I was tortured and almost died because of the nemeton. I have things to do. You can’t keep me locked up like a Disney princess.
Peter: Careful, Noah. She’s a killer now. But I’m very intrigued with this new version of our gal.
Part II, a father vengeance and part I, a mother’s love are already posted on ao3, check em out!
I think we need to bring back the phrase “that’s for rich people”
BUT ALSO!
working on a fic challenge so I will be taking a break from my other posted ao3 WIPS in order to finish the challenge on time.
I just suddenly realized again, that I don’t do well on deadlines.
Participating in a fic challenge has meant that for the last month, I have worked on three other projects, posted chapters for each of them, and eyed not one, not two, not three, but four old WIPS and collected two new ideas for new fics. GAHHHHH!
And never touched my fic challenge fic. At all. Until now.
So if you put me on a deadline, I will work on anything else to avoid the deadline. Terrible.
Im honestly really interested in how many people have read my stories or short snippets and have had thoughts about how I could continue and just never said anything.
And I don't mean like I want you to go this way and that way, but I love knowing what drew that person towards reading that particular work. Because for me, knowing what intrigued them about the concept helps me know which direction I should continue to go.
If you loved the romance, then maybe I can think about how to flush that out more. If you loved the relationship between two of the characters, please say that. If you liked the world building, or the unique way I approached the magic, say that.
I am writing for myself, but I am also writing to SHARE IT WITH YOU. And having feedback on what I did well is just the creme da la creme.
Rawdogging POTS until insurance approval is absolute hell. Send help.
Hi! I woke up to multiple comments on a VARIOUS number of fics, and I just want to THANK YOU! You made my day. I'm glad to read you enjoyed Backwards - it's a favourite for me as well. And 'Chasin' you' was a way to get back into writing after yeaaaaars so it's personal, but now I'm working on an original novel - insane, really. SO THIS IS REALLY NICE OF YOU OKAY. IT HELPS ME TO KEEP WRITING. I might add another chapter of Long Haul soon. I hope you have the best day. <3
My happy dance because I was able to make YOU happy dance. I really love your style of writing, it’s the kind that I will keep coming back to time and time again.
And THANK YOU for sending an ask! I LOVE asks and I like rarely get them. It’s a pleasure and a joy to make someone’s day as a fellow writer.
