2012 - The Year in Fic...

... mostly wasn't, at least in comparison to most years. I had writer's block off and on throughout the year, primarily due to work eating my brain. On the other hand, I did a lot more artwork this year, which felt like a brain break. I ended up participating in the SPN Big and Reverse Bangs as an artist rather than an author this year (including picking up a pinch hit), and had a fabulous time and met some wonderful new fandom friends. I also started doing an Avengers Tarot Deck, which I hope to finish this year.

Anyhow, there was some writing done. Quantity-wise, it wasn't as much as I would have wanted, but I'm very happy with the quality.

Work on Winter War has slowed down to a great degree, although I am currently working on the next chapter.

I also started dabbling in Sherlock fandom, to be specific, a crossover with Lie to Me, because a meeting between Cal Lightman and either Holmes brother would be a glorious disaster. Anyhow, I've got three chapters up of The Measure of Goodness and hope to get chapter 4 up sometime in January.

Yuletide goes up in a separate post!

Yuletide Author Reveal

Yes, I wound up writing Neverwhere again for Yuletide, but it's a fun fandom to write for, so I have no regrets.

In this one, I play a bit with Marquis backstory, ditto for Hunter, and have the crew run afoul of the Oxford Circus and its mysterious Ringmistress.

The Beginning Is the End Is the Beginning (19634 words) by Sophia_Prester
Chapters: 5/5
Fandom: Neverwhere - Neil Gaiman
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Richard Mayhew, Marquis de Carabas (Neverwhere), Door (Neverwhere), Hunter (Neverwhere), Serpentine (Neverwhere)
Summary:

Some stories have many beginnings and many endings, and it can difficult to tell one from the other.

What can be said is that in the middle of this particular story, Door learns that finding her sister is not the same thing as getting her back, Richard struggles to come to terms with his new calling, and the Marquis may have forgotten something very important.