Sunday Indulgences

[misslucyjane]

It's Sunday again, Milliways, and you know what that means...



How was your week in roleplay? Did you finish a slowtime, EP a new character, advance a plot? Did you read a great thread you want to show some love? Did you participate in a holiday plot or project?

Tell us about it!

Have a safe and happy holiday season, everyone.

Comments

[cottoncandypink]

I haven't been able to keep words in my brain all month. I've still got some open threads from last month, I think. -_-

[exiled_heir_of_the_eighth]

I've done a lovely slowtime with Amascut, or rather, Sarah. That was really great, and I can't wait to finish that off when I get a chance.

I've also been working on some short stories for Sahaal, but I've been so drained recently, it's hard to write.

[sunbaked_baker]

I! Made progress on getting Sunshine closer to coming back to the bar! At last! And we're So Close! *Flops over*

It's been such a difficult year in terms of my ability to stick with threads and make myself do creative stuff with all the real life cruddiness. My ability has improved a bit lately, which has been great, but I'm hoping it continues to get easier.

[chanter1944]

This isn't Milliways-related other than via the fact that it's Trek, a century before Sariel, and I posted it aaaaages ago, but can I be thoroughly self-indulgent just for a second here anyway? Because I really want to share...


This is a crossover between the Star Trek universe (the original one, not the alternate, the Discovery 'verse, or the mirror 'verse) and Diane Duane's Young Wizards series. It was inspired by another author's fic that's linked in the notes to mine, and I'll happily pimp that one left right and center, because it's sharding excellent. I recommend reading that one first, in fact. But here's mine.

Its Continuing Mission at AO3. Here be wizardly Ilia, Christine Chapel, Kevin Riley, and Janice Rand. Heads up for canon and original graphic details, traumatized thought processes, recriminations, ghrief, and joy.

I'm working on two more, possibly three, in what's fast becoming a series here. Eep?

[sticktothemission]

I very much enjoyed Yamato's OOMs. They brought back memories of watching the show as a kid; felt like I was reading text adaptations.