October update; November goals

Days written: 19/30
Words written: 6,192
Words of fic written: 1,158
Stories worked on: One
Stories posted: None

( Charts are... well, I dunno )

1. Write at least 5 days per week. Not quite.

2. Write one fic for ladiesbingo -- carried over from last month. And it's going to have to carry over again. Assuming I can even figure out something to write for it.

3. Write a Tales From the TBR for ladybusiness -- another carry-over, but a worthwhile one. At least I read the book this time. I just finished it a day or so ago, so the review should be forthcoming soon.

4. Research and planning for a Sekret Fandom Projekt I did some work on this, but obviously not nearly enough to say anything more. Not sure overall what the status of this is, or what time frame I'm looking at, but it's still very much a live project.

5. Make measurable progress on Wardens of Ivalice. Well, I can measure the progress anyway -- I've mostly been plugging away at Leliana and Penelo's adventures in The Wood. Not as much as I would have liked, but is it ever?

For some reason I thought I had made posting more often a goal for October, but I guess I misremembered. Just as well because I went like a week and a half without posting anything. But we'll make up for it now, because...

1. Welcome to November, in which I pledge to post something to my DW every day, and write and/or edit at least 10 minutes more (unless the post is longer than 300 words or takes more than half an hour to create, in which case it will count). Is it ridiculous to keep doing this project, when past experience has proven that it has no longer term effects? Oh, probably, but I can't give up a tradition without a really good reason.

2. Keep working Wardens of Ivalice. I wrote a little over a thousand words on it this month. Let's see if I can double that, at least.

3. Get that Tales from the TBR written and posted by the end of the first week of November.

4. Write a ladiesbingo fic already. I've had this card for two months and I even think I know where I want to start.

5. Sign up for critmas_exchange and work on my assignment once it arrives.

Given that I haven't really been in a fic-writing headspace lately, I'm not sure how well I'll actually do on all this, but it's worth trying anyway. And maybe it'll carry me though the end of the year.