I usually do this in December, but I missed it in 2008 and I kept meaning to do it. So why not.
Year In ReviewWith the year now being January 2008 to December 2008.Fics alpha by title.
Gundam WingAge Inappropriate: 13,141 words
Asylum: 22,849 words (WIP)
Brand New Day: 6,564 words (WIP)
Chiasma: 35,825 words (WIP)
Code of Conduct: 42,866 words (WIP)
History Play: 1,835 words
Properties of ZERO: 13,023 (WIP)
Six Seconds To Gone: 14,260 words (WIP)
Stay, Stupid: 12,794 words
The Year Without Trowa: 31,871
2.7 Kelvin: 13,768 (WIP)
9 drabbles: 11,013 words
Total for Gundam Wing: 219,809 words
At an average of 250 words a page, that's about 880 pages.
Harry Potter1 drabble: 874 words
At 250 words a page, that's about 3 pages.
Lionness RampantWe: 6,270 words (complete)
House1 drabble: 1,284
At 250 words a page, that's about 4 pages.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine1 drabble: 1,289 words
At 250 words a page, that's about 5 pages.
Torchwood1 drabble: 223 words
At 250 words a page, that is not a page.
Total words written for 2008: 229,749 or 918 pagesThe Breakdown:
Fandoms: 6
Stories: 12
Drabbles: 13
Completed Stories: 5
Works In Progress: 7
From My Past Year Of Writing, My Favourite Was...Favourite Story:: ????
...I absolutely cannot choose, because I worked on such wonderful stuff this year. I loved working on the final chapter of The Year Without Trowa because it really did take a year to write it, and living with something that long is so worth it. For the same reason I love Chiasma, and it's dark and intriguing and I am enjoying the challenge format. I loved We because Lionness Rampant was my childhood favourite series. I will always love Properties of Zero, because my attitude toward it has evolved and still evolves the longer it lingers, because it's a summertime fic, because it has Treize and that's always awesome for me.
Best Story: Chiasma
...because, challenge format aside, I think it's one of my most creative and possibly one of the most mature fics I've done. It's a narrative challenge and a character piece and I have some fun OCs as well, and it's my best attempt at delving into L2 culture and history.
Most Underappreciated By The Universe: the Torchwood drabble
...which is not an entirely fair thing to say, as it's from a show that is confined to BBC America for all but two or three of my lj readers. But you gotta give love to John Barrowman.
Most Fun: Age Inappropriate
...because despite the seriousness of the subject matter, it's really a comedy piece. It had wit and slapstick and silly-hot sex scenes, and Quatre married to Noin. And a gay bar on L4.
Most Disappointing: that Star Trek drabble
...I mean, read the thing. Well, don't, but if you had, you would understand.
Most Sexy: Brand New Day
...because it's about two young people who are experiencing first love together and it's vast and frightening and extremely immediate, but it's still ultimately tender.
Hardest to Write: 2.7 Kelvin
...because once we stopped working on it as frequently as in the beginning, it's always been the one that's hardest for me to get back into and to sustain long enough to write a chapter.
Most Unintentionally Telling: Chiasma
Best Written: Chiasma
Worst Written: I'm going to say Six Seconds to Gone, because I can never manage to replicate what I did stylistically in the prologue. I love the prologue. But I think it gets messier after that.
And finally, as before, you may choose any of my stories and ask me what happens after the end of it, and I shall be happy to answer.
Tally-ho, 2009!
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