Finish-a-thon progress

[kerravonsen]

Well, I did get quite a huge amount done on the weekend, though not quite as much as I'd hoped.
Wordcount: 13389

Now I have the very last scene to completely rewrite (I'd done a version of it at the start, to know what I was working towards). This is the point at which the pigs are flapping their wings, gently dancing in the breeze, gambolling in the air and turning somersaults above the reader's head. If I can pull it off. "You, too, will believe that a pig can fly!"

And then this hastily written rubbish will go to the betas.

Comments

[vilakins.livejournal.com]

I had a couple of potentially very long ones (like the 'Lightning Bolt AU') which I'm rather glad I didn't have to write. Yet. Mind you, if that one had won, it would have been quite fun.

[kerravonsen]

Mind you, if that one had won, it would have been quite fun.

That's part of the fun of a finish-a-thon: you get to write stuff you think you'll like to write. 8-)

[astrogirl2.livejournal.com]

If you're sensible about what you put on the list, anyway. :)

[kerravonsen]

Moral of the story: never assume that people won't vote for something you put on your finish-a-thon list, especially if it's something you don't really want to write.... (grin)

[astrogirl2.livejournal.com]

And an excellent moral it is, too. :)

Although in my case it may not have been a bad thing. I'm not sure how well that story came out, but I think it's at least kind of interesting, and I'd never have written it otherwise. Not in a zillion years. :)