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curuchamion ([personal profile] curuchamion) wrote2011-04-17 04:02 pm
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Writing-related post of updateliness, because I feel like it

So! I've been doing Quite A Lot of writing lately. For the most part, I'm happy with my progress.

However, I got sick a few days ago and wasn't able to do much except (very slowly) work through my three-inch-thick folder of Past Scribbles To Type Up... most of which were written when I was a much worse writer, or in a much worse funk, than I am now. I'm sick and tired of typing up my old ideas, most of which I remember fairly well anyway.

Therefore - no, I am NOT going to offer to write prompts! Certainly not. By no means at all. Anyone who's ever given me a prompt knows why. ;P

What I am going to do is ask y'all: what's your favorite way to get started on writing something new and random, besides asking your flist for prompts? Is there a website, a prompt generator (please not the Doctor Who random pairing generator, it always makes me feel like the not-really-expert poseur!geek I am *g*), a technique you like to use for formulating ideas?

(What I really want to write is orig!fic. Except most of the orig!fic 'verses I want to write in look, at this distance, remarkably like fandoms I haven't gotten into yet. I hate that. And I can't even make calculus jokes about it because I haven't had calculus yet.)

Failing all that - anyone up for a mini!fic_rush in the comments here? I have (pretend) glowsticks...
charamei: Mystery Science Fiction 3000: These are just random sentences, folks. (MST3K: Random sentences)

[personal profile] charamei 2011-04-17 09:34 pm (UTC)(link)
Sorry to hear you've been ill!

Chaotic Shiny is amazing for random generators! I'm especially fond of the Good Idea generator for Doctor Who, but you should definitely check out the others.

I have to sleep, so alas, no fic rush form me. But have fun!