2011 Writing Meme
Total words written+posted: 671,411 (HOLY CRAP SELF)
Number of fics posted: 32
Fandoms Represented: 14
Big Bangs Posted: 9
Total words written+posted for big bangs: 423035
Most common pairing: Riddick/Xander Harris
Most WTF crossover: Supernatural/Covenant/xXx/Buffy/The Last Witchhunter. Mostly because The Last Witchhunter hasn't even been made yet.
Favourite thing I've written this year: That was a bit of a hard choice, at first, but my real labour of love this year is the AU that has gotten me writing more than anything I've ever written in years, and gotten the most favourable response from readers. And it just plain makes me happy.
White Rabbit
Word Count: 163,816
Summary: Xander Harris has no idea that he is adopted. But in the span of a week, he not only finds out that his parents aren't his birth parents, manages to get put into "protective house arrest" by his friends (and he's not even really sure why), and gets sent into space, where he literally lands on the head of the most wanted convict in the verse. Exploring space with a criminal sounds like a terrifying idea, especially as things start getting stranger and he starts to think even more and more that his birth parents might not have been human.
Number of fics posted: 32
Fandoms Represented: 14
Big Bangs Posted: 9
Total words written+posted for big bangs: 423035
Most common pairing: Riddick/Xander Harris
Most WTF crossover: Supernatural/Covenant/xXx/Buffy/The Last Witchhunter. Mostly because The Last Witchhunter hasn't even been made yet.
Favourite thing I've written this year: That was a bit of a hard choice, at first, but my real labour of love this year is the AU that has gotten me writing more than anything I've ever written in years, and gotten the most favourable response from readers. And it just plain makes me happy.
White Rabbit
Word Count: 163,816
Summary: Xander Harris has no idea that he is adopted. But in the span of a week, he not only finds out that his parents aren't his birth parents, manages to get put into "protective house arrest" by his friends (and he's not even really sure why), and gets sent into space, where he literally lands on the head of the most wanted convict in the verse. Exploring space with a criminal sounds like a terrifying idea, especially as things start getting stranger and he starts to think even more and more that his birth parents might not have been human.