Most of my writing these days is very short writing for the digital drawer, but I have a few bits and bobs I intend to do things with.

There's multiple LotR fanfics I'm going to publish when they're ready; one which might go up sooner rather than later deals with a famous lady and her somewhat mysterious sword (so mysterious, in fact, that Tolkien never outright says it's hers). Another is an exploration of how 'sex == marriage == reproduction' works when we know full well that gay people exist (don't worry, it's... mostly SFW).

On the original fiction side... hmm. I think I mostly burned myself out doing NaNo last(?) year, but I have things to come back to at some point. I also may or may not do something with the team of teen superheroes I'm presently illustrating; we shall have to see.

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I have some fiction ideas in my head but I haven't written drafts for them.

The closest thing I have to any non-PPC writing is a notepad file where I write comments for fanfic I read.

a piddly little degree from a nowhere university if you ask my mother, who teaches at said university. thanks for the vote of confidence, mum.

I've listed a bunch of stuff on the Board from my course, but yeah, I write a lot. My final project is a 15,000-word piece of original fiction that's basically an urban fantasy adaptation of my grandmother's experiences of growing up and training as a nurse in 1950s Australia. It progresses. =]

Currently writing a nearly thirty-thousand word Harry Potter and His Dark Materials crossover and an original fantasy which will eventually turn into a trilogy, although I’m still only on chapter three.

My main writing project right now is Vigiles, which is a satirical weird fantasy office comedy about the Municipal Vigiles, the first firefighters ever invented in the rapidly expanding sentient city, Claire-Who-Named-Herself, who are in actuality (and very blatantly) a bunch of pawns for their unscrupulous boss' barely legal plan to buy peoples' flaming houses for dirt cheap (or simply let them burn down).

It's inspired by the fact that that literally happened in the Roman Republic (search up 'Crassus Fire Brigade'), and despite being such astounding ground for very relevant satire, Pratchett and nobody else I'm aware of seems to have touched it.

I'm also running a D&D game right now for the first time ever which is, er, writing adjacent? It's set in the same world as Vigiles (I've had this particular world around for years, now), boiled down a little to fit into all the standard D&D stuff a little better.

I'm working on a couple stories from one of my pet worlds- I build it with a friend pretty frequently.
One is a story of a monster created by a cult out of corpses, and how and why she and her sister left them.
The other's an orgin story, with the main character a young urchin using her small magical talent to steal things. It's also a universe where everyone has wings- the universe is rather old, and the wings were leftovers from some of the very early versions.
However, I've always had a bit of a problem with finishing stories. This one's fairly far along, so I might complete it.
That's one reason I joined the PPC- the idea of writing shorter missions with a community to keep me honest sounded nice, and I also need to practice being funny.
Hope I'm not too rambly here.

I’m in a weekly Curse of Strahd D&D campaign and I’ve been doing a novelized write-up of the game. I’m currently 15,000 words into it and so far I’ve only gotten most of the way through our second session. I have almost three months of backlog, one character death, one major NPC death, and accidentally loosing vampires on a city to cover, and we’re only just now hitting level 7.

This one’s going to be a doozie.

Oh boy, do I ever. I've only got a handful of published stories, and they're almost all just one-shots that are on the short side. I do have one that's 20K words, though.

But unpublished? I have about 60K words sunk into a WIP colab fic series, and that's not even counting the less-developed miscellaneous colabs and other projects that haven't panned out yet.

I may have a problem.