I'm still here

Still feeling kind of crappy (elegant wording, hunh?) and hoping the second round of antibiotics will finally kick this infection to the curb. I have been writing, but diligently avoiding posting any more WIPs, as tempting as it is sometimes to get them out there.

I finished the first of the dogpile of SGA bunnies, Interlaced, although it's still hanging around and haunting me. I immersed myself so deeply in that one that I may need to do a DVD commentary to finally purge the thing from my head. It's too bad that it sort of tanked after all that work, but then I kind of expected it since it was partially written in first-person and the plot was very convoluted (as was the movie's). I did get some very nice comments, however, so it was worth it. Took a chance, now on to the next. :-D

I've also finished my artword entry, Beyond Roses, and as soon as my teammate, beet, finishes the art (I held her up because Interlaced possessed my brain and I didn't get enough of the story to her to work with), then that will be posted.

My copy of Farewell to Harry arrived from Amazon on Tuesday, and now I'm going to settle in and watch it again to find the right mood for cruising through A Stop At Willoughby, my SGA entry for enter_tzone. I've been jotting down J/R scenes all along, including the ending, now it's time to tie it all together.

The Night of the Trembling Tower is a little stalled, although I've been jotting down scenes for that, too. I just haven't found the right POV for that yet, simply because the exposition for the back story isn't coming together. It will I think, once it figures out how to make post-fall of Atlantis adventures humorous. I suspect black humor, at best.

I've also been creating covers for the submissions to enter_tzone entries, which is always fun. I love searching for the right elements that represent the story to me.

I must confess that CLex stories are going nowhere right now, although The Bourne Identity tape is sitting on top of my VCR making obscene gestures in my general direction. It'll happen, but I'm afraid I need these SGA stories out of my head first.

And now, I'll go and make with the writing!