WIP Challenge - Check In, Day 10 - Monday

[the_rck]

Poll #15069

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Today I

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planned
3 (75.0%)

researched
3 (75.0%)

wrote
3 (75.0%)

sent to beta
0 (0.0%)

edited
0 (0.0%)

posted
1 (25.0%)

rested
1 (25.0%)

did something else
1 (25.0%)

The way I feel about that is

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Mean: 6.75 Median: 7 Std. Dev 2.49

Terrible 1		0 (0.0%)
2		0 (0.0%)
3		1 (25.0%)
4		0 (0.0%)
5		0 (0.0%)
6		0 (0.0%)
7		2 (50.0%)
8		0 (0.0%)
9		0 (0.0%)
Wonderful 10		1 (25.0%)

What's the most obscure canon you've ever written? What's the most widely known?

I've written for Yuletide for about seven years now, so I've written some obscure things. I suspect that the most obscure was But We Are Not of Earth by Jean Karl. I think my story is the only one for the fandom at AO3. Pity it's not a very good story (I was very sick the last two weeks before the story was due and kind of lost track of what I wanted to do with the story).

The most widely known fandom I've written is probably Harry Potter. I did it for Remix one year, and I have a couple of crossovers that include it. After that, it's probably Naruto which I also wrote (twice) for Remix. I don't tend to gravitate to the big fandoms unless something prompts me to go there.

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[lilly_c]

I've spent most of my day planning a chapter fic that I've been poking at on and off for a couple of years now and it seems like it's finally ready to be written but I need another rewatch and note taking session for the ep it centres around to make sure I have everything that I want to include.

My most obscure canon is Killer Instinct because I was on my own in that fandom, Taggart is quite obscure too in that most of the fic on AO3 is mine and my most widely known canons are X-Files, Star Trek and Stargate SG1. Although I've been involved with fandoms of all sizes over the years I prefer the smaller ones because there are a lot more stories to tell.