lilacfield

Writing progress:

( Put behind the cut because I got wordy and off-topic )

Sign-ups for the TeniPuri Big Bang is open. Participants will work in teams, so if you're a writer, you might not have to tackle all those 20k words alone.

Via readerofasaph: Scheherezade Fantasy, an anthology of original fantasy "in which the protagonist or other major characters are disguised or transformed, or otherwise challenge traditional gender roles".

July 15 1,000 words.
July 16 400 words, all of it original fic for 31_days.
July 17 1,100 words.
July 18 900 words. New characters, old characters - bring it on.
July 19 400 words. Wallowing in 80's wuxia series is not an excuse.
July 20 900 words.
July 21 1,100 words. The story has gone past the 100k-words mark, and the ending is still not in sight.

Notes:

+ An important thing which slipped my mind: In wuxia, members of a sect address each other according to seniority, not by name. So it's First Brother, Second Sister-In-Law, and so on. Must fix this at first editing.

+ Handling a great number of characters means I must never forget what traits belong to whom. This exercise might become more interesting when a lot of these characters interact with each other at the same time.

1. From here:
Pick any of my stories, and write the WORST possible description of it, and then I have to guess which one it is.

2. I have two Dreamwidth invites. Anyone wants?

3. Writing progress

July 5 1,400 words. Why do my wuxia stories tend to have stubborn old men?
July 6 800 words.
July 7 800 words again. My male protagonist turns out to be quite a smooth talker. A good thing. Maybe.
July 8 Another 800 words.
July 9 200 words, all fanfic for 31_days. Another race-against-the-clock writing.
July 10 200 words.
July 11 1,600 words. I really must be able to keep up this kind of pace every day.

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Writing progress

June 20 900 words.
June 21 1,400 words. Xenophobic robbers and hidden agendas and melodrama, oh my.
June 22 1,100 words. More xenophobia, and me wondering if there were fangirls during the Yuan Dynasty, and how obvious they might be.

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