Anniversary suggestions?

[resonant]

I just realized that next month marks my fourth anniversary as a slasher.

It was on August 11, 1999, that I (terrified, heart pounding, with a newly chosen pseudonym that I wasn't even quite sure I liked) hit Send on the message that put a Sentinel PWP called "Anoint" out on the SXF mailing list.

I feel like I should do something to commemorate the anniversary, but I don't know what. I'd write an anniversary story, but I already wrote a story about anniversaries. I'd revisit the scene of the story, but writing Sentinel is now beyond my abilities.

One thing I should do, now that I think of it, is do a really minimal edit on a few of the scenes I wrote for "Six Weeks," which was going to be a sequel to "Anoint" and "Midnight Oil," and put them up. Not that they're that great, but there's sex, which I always hate to see go to waste.

Anybody have any other suggestions?

Comments

[rhiannon-jehane.livejournal.com]

One thing I should do, now that I think of it, is do a really minimal edit on a few of the scenes I wrote for "Six Weeks," which was going to be a sequel to "Anoint" and "Midnight Oil," and put them up. Not that they're that great, but there's sex, which I always hate to see go to waste.

You mean there’s a sequel to them?? I absolutely adore Anoint and Midnight Oil. I would love to read Six Weeks!

I would be happy to beg, plead, bribe...

[resonant8.livejournal.com]

There isn't a sequel; I planned one, and then lost my Sentinel motivation before I was able to complete it. There are several scenes, though, that might be worth posting on their own. That's on my to-do list for the month.

six month

[patk.livejournal.com]

*ggg* Seems like there are a few people out there (including me) who want to squeeze the very last drop of TS-writing out of you. *g*

Really, really too bad your TS muse dropped dead.

Pat

:-)

[resonant8.livejournal.com]

Really, really too bad your TS muse dropped dead.

It is, isn't it? I seem to be cut out for serial fandomonogamy. I'm clinging to Fraser and Ray with both hands to make sure they don't slip out sometime when I'm listening to Snape ...