november

Instead of NaNoWriMo -- a concept I love and a project I fully support and would love to do, but, at this point in time imagining me writing 500K words in a month is the planet's best punchline ever -- I'm just ("just") going to try to focus on generating more content. tl;dr: post more things.

I'm trying this week to focus on limiting stimulation. Of course ideal case would be that this saves me tons of energy and results in a gigantic organizational / cleaning fit in my home along with completion of a bunch of hobby-projects (I want that scarf) but my somewhat lowered expectations are more willing to take it a week at a time and see what happens.

Fibromyalgia isn't a disease you can think of in the short-term, see: you can have a "good day" within fibro for no traceable reason at all, and likewise "bad days" can be triggered by the price of butterfly wings in China, which means you have to do a lot of scientific method to see what helps or hurts your own personal interpretation of the condition.

In other news, I'm tired and I want to go home.

Idle Question...

...that requires some backstory:

I've an original fiction world in which I've already planned at least a trilogy and a short story. The premise is easy: vampires and werewolves in space! The manifestation is more complex: lesbian werewolves and a genderqueer/genderfun vampire travel space looking for new planets with their magical were/vamp/magical girl pilot! The details are even more complicated: how do other planets, moons, suns, stars affect Earth-based fantasy archetypes? It's fantasy space trash, but with a purpose!

The world is, so far, in my head. Would anyone be interested in leaving me silly prompts to play with this month? I don't necessarily expect anyone to be interested in original fiction / original fic verse (although if you are -- awesome!!), but prompts would help me flesh everything out and get warmed up to writing! I will obviously post everything although of course no one is required to read & respond & comment or anything.

If you'd like to help, please prompt away!