2021 Wrisolutions
Wed, Aug. 18th, 2021 03:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
spiraliciousA touch late to be making 2021 goals you say? Pishaw. You can make new goals at anytime. Also, I've been revising them since March, I just haven't posted about them and I realize I need them somewhere I can reference.
What are Wrisolutions? They're your writing goals for the year, they could be anything; a specific wordcount, challenges you want to participate in, a genre of fic you want to attempt, etc.
To figure out this year's, I had to find last year's because I didn't even get close to doing them to see if I wanted to pick any of them back up this year:
2020 Wrisolutions:
Since the last few years, my writing goals have been to hack away at my insane wip list and making little progress with that and only frustrating myself, I am changing things up this year.
Write more posts for the DIY blog, I've had the thing for a few years now and it look abandoned. Three posts a week might be too ambitious, but one a week might be doable. (It's sort of fic, I tell the story of how the thing was made and where it all horribly went wrong, lol.)
Finish the guide for madrona_project. We've been trying to make it more user friendly for new members/writers for two years now with little luck. Right now, we are having some major technical difficulties (thank you Photobucket >.>), but the biggest problem is a lack of written rules and guidelines, and guide to the shared universe members write in there. This was fine when everyone in there had been active there for ten years, but we need new people and its hard to jump in as it is.
Finish How You Ruin Me. The fic, not the series. I have been working on it since 2013 and it spends long periods of time in limbo and I feel horrible about it. I mean, it has a sequel already started, a series of drabbles in its universe, a cookbook series, and a spin-off series. I think it's time.
Other than that, while I want to participate more in general, I don't want to hold myself to doing any challenge in particular because of the guilt I will feel if I don't do it.
2021 Wrisolutions:
Still no official Bunny Pile this year. In fact, Vexed and I decided to officially not have a round at the Plot Bunny Boot Camp this year, which I do feel a bit guilty for, but it was just the two of us, so *shrug* it had become stressful for me and she wanted to try other things.
Finish the Madrona guide for the same reasons as last year, most importantly, the rules and FAQs.
This is a big one, make sure all my fanfic is crossposted to AO3 and work on crossposting fan and original fic to Gummiwolf once again.
I have a word count goal to be achieved one month this year, but it borders on overly ambitious, so I don't want to post it here.
There are some specific fics I would like to write, but once I start listing them, it will end up being an overwhelming bunny pile, so I will settle for more participation and fic posting, as my anxiety allows.
Write reviews on all the books I read for the 2021 Good Reads Challenge.
What are Wrisolutions? They're your writing goals for the year, they could be anything; a specific wordcount, challenges you want to participate in, a genre of fic you want to attempt, etc.
To figure out this year's, I had to find last year's because I didn't even get close to doing them to see if I wanted to pick any of them back up this year:
2020 Wrisolutions:
Since the last few years, my writing goals have been to hack away at my insane wip list and making little progress with that and only frustrating myself, I am changing things up this year.
Write more posts for the DIY blog, I've had the thing for a few years now and it look abandoned. Three posts a week might be too ambitious, but one a week might be doable. (It's sort of fic, I tell the story of how the thing was made and where it all horribly went wrong, lol.)
Finish the guide for madrona_project. We've been trying to make it more user friendly for new members/writers for two years now with little luck. Right now, we are having some major technical difficulties (thank you Photobucket >.>), but the biggest problem is a lack of written rules and guidelines, and guide to the shared universe members write in there. This was fine when everyone in there had been active there for ten years, but we need new people and its hard to jump in as it is.
Finish How You Ruin Me. The fic, not the series. I have been working on it since 2013 and it spends long periods of time in limbo and I feel horrible about it. I mean, it has a sequel already started, a series of drabbles in its universe, a cookbook series, and a spin-off series. I think it's time.
Other than that, while I want to participate more in general, I don't want to hold myself to doing any challenge in particular because of the guilt I will feel if I don't do it.
2021 Wrisolutions:
Still no official Bunny Pile this year. In fact, Vexed and I decided to officially not have a round at the Plot Bunny Boot Camp this year, which I do feel a bit guilty for, but it was just the two of us, so *shrug* it had become stressful for me and she wanted to try other things.
Finish the Madrona guide for the same reasons as last year, most importantly, the rules and FAQs.
This is a big one, make sure all my fanfic is crossposted to AO3 and work on crossposting fan and original fic to Gummiwolf once again.
I have a word count goal to be achieved one month this year, but it borders on overly ambitious, so I don't want to post it here.
There are some specific fics I would like to write, but once I start listing them, it will end up being an overwhelming bunny pile, so I will settle for more participation and fic posting, as my anxiety allows.
Write reviews on all the books I read for the 2021 Good Reads Challenge.
