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Have just had a quick look round my flist. Lots of interesting stuff everywhere. If I didn't feel so muzzy-headed I'd try to join in the conversation, but I feel like I have nothing intelligent to say about anything. :(

Also, miffed to realise that I can't write this Darla fic exactly how I wanted, because of an annoying 12 year gap between when I wanted to set it and when certain events took place. Bother. Never mind, though. At the moment, it's far easier to write things inside my head than on screen/paper. Inside my head, I've written an angsty Captain Jack/Captain John post-TW:CoE fic (in reality, I've only written a page and a half), an Age of Reason romp through darkest London featuring Angelus and Darla (in reality, I've again only written a page and a half), this other Darla story featuring guest appearances by various Pre-Raphaelites (the one I thought would be shorter and therefore easier to get done in time for my own ficathon, and of which I've written not a word), a long, plotty Spangel story (have actually written 30 pages of this and am stalled), a series of slave fics for

sickchicks (actually written, but for various reasons need totally re-writing), a sequel to A Man and His Dog (exists only in my head), and the next story in my Spike/Giles season 7 re-write (again, only in my head).

Hmm. I've written a lot, haven't I? In my head.

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No writer's block for you!

Not in my head anyway.

In my head I've written about four novels... :D

Only four? But I forget - you're still very young.

I'm just not fickle in my attentions. ;)

That's what I like to see. Application.

In my head, writing is a lot easier somehow...

Funny, that.

I tell ya, whoever figures out how to get the writing in my head onto the computer without me having to type it will be my HERO.

When you're finished with them, can you send them my way?

Ah, the reams of fic I've written in my head!

I have similar annoying problem with my Drogyn fic. Do you think if I mixed parts of the second crusade with the first that anyone would notice?

Do you think if I mixed parts of the second crusade with the first that anyone would notice?

Erm - possibly. You wouldn't be the first to do it, though, I'm sure.

Drat.

Your head is busier than my head. I have three false starts to my Darla story, whose main problem is none of them is actually a story, and I'm suddenly blank. I shall find a couple of drabbles to write and come back to it when I've regained the ability to plot.

Never mind. There's plenty of time. Also, as someone who has yet to write more than a couple of decent drabbles, I'm rather envious.

I definitely can identify with the stories-written-in-your-head thing!

:sigh: If only there were some way to transfer what's in our heads directly, without the annoying having to find some free time to sit down and think/type it all up part.

Ah, I have several stories in my head, too, and none of them is Darla yet. Sigh. I think I need to finish my Spander first. And the stupid RL writing with the looing deadline.

Ah, I have several stories in my head, too, and none of them is Darla yet.

It'll come. In my experience, she's pretty persistent that way.

I'm sure you're right. Just need to give her some time. And that was supposed to read *looming* deadline, of course! *g*

a sequel to A Man and His Dog

I first read this as a sequel to One Man and His Dog, and thought My God, Shapinglight is writing sheepdog slash!

My God, Shapinglight is writing sheepdog slash!

Well, it's not so big a step. I've already written Spike/sled dog almost slash.