Fanfic Thingies

Outlining for Eps 2 of Time Agency Fanfic of Dooooom is going surprisingly well. Unexpected - and interesting - little nubbins are shaking out as I go along. The trick lies in making note of the useful nubbins, but not letting them derail me from the outlining, itself.

Thank God San Francisco has the street population it does. I can - and frequently do - walk the street between the train station and my office muttering ideas to myself. Not only does it keep the other street folk (and the community college punks) away from me, but it helps put my ducks in a row for when I have one damn minute to sit down with said outline. Lovely!

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In the spirit of sheerest optimism, I've thrown a few programming ideas at the ever-patient renn for Chicago TARDIS.

Got any suggestions for me, kids?

(Not that I'm in a rush to repeat last year's Death March of Panels, mind you, but I feel like I'm falling into a rut, panel-wise. So I'm open to ideas - up to a point, you wise-asses)

And While I'm Dreaming, I'd Like A Pony (Pt. 2)

If finances permit it...

And

If Alex's health, ditto...

Then I might consider ditching BayCon for NY TARDIS, next year.

It also depends on the guest list, naturally. Paul McGann will be at Chicago (OMGSQUEE - you understand why I frakkin' need to be there, right?) and Peter Davison will at Gallifrey One (my squee is almost as migihty for that) so that's two major sources of foolish fannishness covered. A third one within a 12 month period might be a bit much.

So, yeah, those are all very big if's. BayCon is local, affordable, a hell of a lot of fun, and attended by many of my pals. And I've mentally tagged the masquerade as one to enter - something I haven't done for two years. So anything I'd ditch it for would have to be pretty epic, and contingent on finding some amazing airfares. But I've not ruled it out, oh no. ;)