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Qui Habitat
Chorós
Nancy Clayton, Yoni Safir, et al. | 17k words
A Qui Habitat story that is remarkably indulgent. I meant it to be a counterpoint to the fact that my main narrators are military men of great power in the city and it is that, but I am not sure I'd consider it necessary to the universe. It doesn't cover new ground, just looks at existing territory ( Read more... ) -
betwixt and between
* Stuff from Tumblr, because I continually fail at realizing I'm not supposed to post in-depth anything there:
The practical magic of food safety and also condiments. I've been prattling on about food and food safety and 'best by/use by' dates a fair bit over there. I don't think I'm saying anything profound, but I also occasionally underestimate ( Read more... ) -
updates and stuff
I officially posted Chapter 19 of Qui Habitat. There are new segments in some of the chapters because I edited the whole thing, but if you don't feel like a full reread, I think you can get away with In Medias Res and then Chapter 18. I don't know what the new rate of production will be -- my semester starts at the end of January, but I think I can ( Read more... ) -
Qui Habitat
While everyone else is yuletiding, I'm working on the first update of a story since March 2012.
From somewhere early in Chapter 19 of Qui Habitat:
( Atlantis at war ) -
Qui Habitat
It took me the entire semester plus a few weeks on either side, but I have finally finished editing the existing eighteen chapters of Qui Habitat and can now ponder forward movement. Thankfully, not too much added to the total word count (current: 114K words) because I also deleted here and there. I think it's a better story for the work, not just ( Read more... ) -
five drabbles in search of a point
Actual drabbles! Words were counted!
From hereAlex is a student of history. Don’t tear down the fence until you know why it was put up in the first place, Chesterton said. Alex’s ambitions outstrip mere fences, but history is what bootstraps him up within HYDRA because not everyone is capable of learning from mistakes ( Read more... ) -
Qui Habitat: In Medias Res
I don’t even know… this universe hasn’t been updated in seven and a half years plus a fandom ago. But I wanted to fix a few things in the main story and that involved writing out the retcon first. Here you go:
Qui Habitat (the Shambolic Zombie Remix), aka Chapter One, But Now 15K Words.
(Go ahead, laugh.)
The universe summary, for those who weren’t ( Read more... ) -
Qui Habitat
I don't even know what happened. I got asked a question about Qui Habitat (Hi, Lizbet0!) that I'd punted on in probably 2012 and now answered... to the tune of 2500 words and what is essentially the first part of Chapter 19 of the story.
*giant handflail*
( when you're writing a new part of a dead story in a dead fandom ) -
(Untitled)
Because I still default to tumblr even when I shouldn't, a repost from there:
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away - Pegasus, to be precise - I left the Stargate fandom with one major WIP left IP. Qui Habitat was my Moby Dick, or rather the ending was. I had spent 200K words over several stories building a universe in great detail and ( Read more... ) -
May in stuff
Haven’t had to do a monthly review in ages, so thank you Endgame.
fic
Requiescat: Steve says goodbye to Natasha.
The 2012 Multiverse thing: or, the elevator scene is the real fork in the timestream.
Heritor: Sam at the end of things, which is really the beginning.
meta stuff
The two-body problem: or, there are two Steves in 1945, btw.
The role models: ( Read more... )