*swoosh* That was the sound of my brain overheating

[astri13]

Too many ideas. Not enough time. *headdesk*

One thing I don`t lack at the moment are plot bunnies. In fact they`re coming at me like the Replikators on SG1 while I stand there with my machine gun blasting them away as to not get swamped. *g*

Progress report so far: spn_harlequin - fic is finished and will probably be posted next week.

I`m furiously typing away at my reel_spn story which I had to start from scratch after the great notebook crash of 07. Have decided to do a different story for the comm and once I get my laptop back I`ll finish the other one and post it just for fun. If I have data loss I`ll have to redo it completely but I don`t want to cross that bridge until I come to it. So, you`ll get two fics for the price of one. :) Of course, it remains up for debate if that`s a good thing. :-p

Spotted spn_fairytales today and am intrigued. Would be crazy to sign up, though. Craaaaazy. Which means I`ll most likely do it. *sigh*

Then there is my plotbunny for a bona-fide casefic and another plotbunny for an RPS-story that is completely cracky. Set in the Bronze Age, Jared is the leader of a barbarian horde that ravages Jen`s little village. Jen is the shy, innocent type who would be bookish if they had invented books yet. Two people brought together by one beautiful Stockholm Syndrome.
I said it was crack.:-p

Yeah, talk to you in a few years, people. *sinks deeper into writing quicksand*

Comments

[aizjanika.livejournal.com]

Yay stories!

I've seen some of the harlequin stories on my flist, and I can't wait to read them. The summaries sound exactly like the little blurbs on the back of the books. *g*

[astri13.livejournal.com]

Heh. My harlequin story is totally true to its name - completely schmoopy with all the romance novel clichés I could think of. *g*