#things_i_may_be_writing

[gnomerino]

Bitten by a possibly fanfic/possibly original fic plot bunny today.

Knitting is involved.

I am not sure what to do with it.

[gnomerino]

acebiro replied to your post “Here. Have a Peek Into My Brain”

Hihihihihi sounds fun xD

With the way my writing brain works, there’s a decent possibility this thing might manifest.

[gnomerino]

marauder-in-warblerland replied to your post:Here. Have a Peek Into My Brain

What about a West Wing/Glee crossover in which little intern Blaine and CJ bond over their excellent stage presence? You KNOW Sam would be all up in that. They could talk about Gilbert and Sullivan.

Oh, God. Too many possibilities. I’m gonna have to dust off my West Wing fanfic brain, am I not? (This is not helped by the fact that I recognized the cello music in the episode of “Daredevil” that TheHusband and I are watching because it’s the piece that Yo-Yo Ma played in “Noel.”)

[gnomerino]

Here. Have a Peek Into My Brain

Now I want to write something comparing “The Jackall” to the Warblers and how both shut down the whole place because the performances are legendary.

I blame marauder-in-warblerland and acebiro.

(Sorry, acebiro; I know you’re new here. This is kind of how my brain works. It’s sometimes a scary place.)

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lizinprogress replied to your post:Again rewatching the party scenes from 6x07....

Ha! I like it! Except, Spencer was clearly out as soon as we met him. Did he need a beard?

I'm pondering whether she was his beard at the beginning of the school year, before he realized it was safe to be out. And he talks to Sam about how he had to be really "manly" in order to stay on the team, so I wonder if having a girlfriend who is a cheerleader could have been part of that.

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froggydarren replied to your post: Again rewatching the party scenes from...

*prods you to write it as a fic* Me likey.

I'm gonna let it percolate a bit, see if I get anything more than that one line bouncing around my brain, but maybe.

[gnomerino]

So, over the weekend, I read over the 60K-word novel I never finished but that I wrote about 10 years ago. The biggest surprise? I didn't think it sucked. It needs a bunch of rewriting, but I think there's a decent novel in there. I have to decide whether I want to finish it and shop it around; the main thing I have to figure out first is whether it's at all marketable without huge amounts of work, since it's currently written in first-person.