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Goodness, is it already the weekend?

I rather want to write today. I know I've been saying that for some time now, but maybe the muse will finally break through. I've been reading some wonderful multi-part stories on LJ and elsewhere that have me wanting to work on one of my longer projects. I'm SO bad at keeping up with multi-chaptered stories.

I've realized that one of my primary problems creatively-- well, not so much realized in an epiphany, but re-iterated to myself-- is that I too often start one thing, get bored, and move on to the next without bothering to finish what I've started. That's why I'm so much more prolific with short, quick projects. I think this is a weakness I need to learn to deal with.

Yeah, I'll set aside some time today to work on Ephemera.

Oh! And, mostly as a note to myself, since I've started looking at the story and trying to come up with something to call the mysterious character whose identity has yet to be revealed:

She'll be called Aethra, who was one of the Oceanids, or Sea Nymphs, from Greek myth. (Until her true identity is revealed) I think it fits her.

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Goodness, is it already the weekend?

I rather want to write today. I know I've been saying that for some time now, but maybe the muse will finally break through. I've been reading some wonderful multi-part stories on LJ and elsewhere that have me wanting to work on one of my longer projects. I'm SO bad at keeping up with multi-chaptered stories.

I've realized that one of my primary problems creatively-- well, not so much realized in an epiphany, but re-iterated to myself-- is that I too often start one thing, get bored, and move on to the next without bothering to finish what I've started. That's why I'm so much more prolific with short, quick projects. I think this is a weakness I need to learn to deal with.

Yeah, I'll set aside some time today to work on Ephemera.

Oh! And, mostly as a note to myself, since I've started looking at the story and trying to come up with something to call the mysterious character whose identity has yet to be revealed:

She'll be called Aethra, who was one of the Oceanids, or Sea Nymphs, from Greek myth. (Until her true identity is revealed) I think it fits her.

Fic: Ephemera, Part Four. Ten, Donna, O/C

Title: Ephemera, Part Four

Rating: R

Characters/pairings: Ten, Donna, O/C (Sort of. I'll keep calling her that for now to avoid spoilers, though it should be completely obvious by this point)

Summary: They found her on a storm-lashed beach, half dead and without memory. The path behind her was obscured in the fog of trauma, but before her loomed a myriad of interwoven threads, potentials and possibilities, and a darkness that might not be avoided.

Warnings/spoilers: Through series four, just to be safe. Warnings for violence and disturbing images/themes throughout the story. Also, this is very AU.

Author's Notes: I know. It's been ages since an update! But I've finally got my muse back, at least for now.

Part One
Part Two
Part Three

The Doctor passed the hand-held bio-scanner over the body of their new guest, who was perched on the edge of an exam table, and then looked at the monitor screen set into the wall of the med bay, frowning at the readouts. “Well, you're just mentally spiking all over the place, aren't you?” he murmured. He looked at her thoughtfully.

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Fic: Ephemera, Part Four. Ten, Donna, O/C

Title: Ephemera, Part Four

Rating: R

Characters/pairings: Ten, Donna, O/C (Sort of. I'll keep calling her that for now to avoid spoilers, though it should be completely obvious by this point)

Summary: They found her on a storm-lashed beach, half dead and without memory. The path behind her was obscured in the fog of trauma, but before her loomed a myriad of interwoven threads, potentials and possibilities, and a darkness that might not be avoided.

Warnings/spoilers: Through series four, just to be safe. Warnings for violence and disturbing images/themes throughout the story. Also, this is very AU.

Author's Notes: I know. It's been ages since an update! But I've finally got my muse back, at least for now.

Part One
Part Two
Part Three

The Doctor passed the hand-held bio-scanner over the body of their new guest, who was perched on the edge of an exam table, and then looked at the monitor screen set into the wall of the med bay, frowning at the readouts. “Well, you're just mentally spiking all over the place, aren't you?” he murmured. He looked at her thoughtfully.

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