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[letterblade]

NaNoWriMo = NO, NO, A THOUSAND TIMES NO.

If my writerbrain were more active, maybe; though even then, I would probably be finishing Stars or something rather than starting Yet Another New Project. But the damn thing's hibernating.

And I have so many projects.

*flails*

The LARP writing is proving easier than the fiction writing, fan or otherwise. There's less self-induced pressure for things to be Beautiful; I just have to dump info onto the page. (Because it's all in my head. I wish I could just pour it out my ear.) I mean, beauty is nice; and admittedly, I think one of the sheets I've finished most of for The Treaty of Pallas (the Escaflowne game) is beautiful, and that's kind of making things harder, but...

Again, aweoifjadsoifghsdjkfghoijha.

I am pretty much working on two games right now, though ToP is taking up more of my active brainspace. Between the two of them, there are forty character sheets, bluesheets, and player briefings to write; that's not counting rules and GM info. I have no delusions whatosever about getting this done in a month; I don't have it in me. Still, I have an urge to stick the list at the top of my journal, at least for the moment. So it'll follow in a pinned post.

*continues to flail*

I've been a stressmonkey recently. Work has been a bit OMGWTF, because the branch of the DHS our office deals with has gotten us under a new contract and is messing with our shipping schedules, and sdkfjaehfiukld. And the fact that I haven't been able to write the fic that people have been waiting for is messing with me.

SIGNING OUT FROM FLAKESVILLE.

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[truthspeaker.livejournal.com]

If you're tempted by NaNoWriMo, you can always try to channel that writing energy into your LARPs instead of feeling like you're missing NaNoWriMo because you are writing LARPs. In my opinion, they are both still writing.