The war is over. Rin wants to go home. But if she doesn’t take the recalcitrant, difficult Girey with her, he’ll either be dead, the center of a rebellion neither nation can handle right now, or both.
Girey just wants to go home, too. But chained to the back of Rin’s goat, he’s finding himself going in exactly the wrong direction.
This is going to be a long journey!
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Hooooray!
What are YOU gonna write? 😉
Oh, can’t wait to read this!
Fingers crossed!
I’ve got like… three different ideas and an incredibly short amount of concentration these days, despite the time. 1) Serenity-esque origin story for a future-story where there is space operatics and an abandoned earth, but the fae/gods of legend are aliens when we weren’t developed enough to fit into their version of the prime directive, and when intergalactic war caused the sun to nova, humanity was saved. 2) Quothe-esque story about a highborn elf who became an assassin/scout but has left it behind after a tragedy, being recruited into battle. 3) Something nuclear post-apocalyptic rebuildingy that doesn’t really have any story yet other than a feeling of wanting to do something like that.
can you set yourself small goals, just to be writing something? I mean even 100 words a day? I love post-apoc rebuilding!!
I think I can… And I KNOW you do. The question is how much tech is left and if there are fantasy elements, even if they’re really like radiation poisonings.
*rubs hands together* Okay. Easy reading. Piers Anthony, MUTE. http://www.amazon.com/Mute-Piers-Anthony-ebook/dp/B00KLOY23G Science fantasy with elements you could really use here.
Or, maybe I put the elvish assassin in the apocalypse…
Yessss do it!
So it’s within spitting distance of done? Woohoo!
Probably… probably 1, 1-1/2 years. I’m going to do it as my novella project every other month. 10K month* ~75K…
I’m curious to hear how a standalone novella compares to a chapter of a novel as a month-long project — very different arcs, there!
I’ll let you know!