EEEEeeeee!

[asterroc]

I started a new series on AO3, The Yeti Union, "A series of vignettes about the Professional Association of North Pole Yeti and their shop steward Phil." First one's a really short snippit introducing us to Phil, while the second takes the form of a mediator's decision about a grievance the Yeti brought against North for the change of work conditions in the leadup to Easter. You can tell I'm drawing heavily on my own experiences here. :-P I guess that union work's gotta be good for something.

And EEEEEeeeeee! I got a bunch of comments from someone whose work I like! *fangirl* She's (gender assumed, not known) only like the second person to ever comment on any of my stuff on AO3 too, making it even awesomeer!

Okay, deep breaths, back to writing working writing.

Originally posted on Dreamwidth. comments there. Comment here or there.

Comments

[calzephyr77.livejournal.com]

All very squee! I put catching up on your AO3 archive on my dump of things to do. I'm glad that you're keeping up writing!

[zandperl.livejournal.com]

Yay! :) I go through phases of each particular type of creative thing. Pretty much haven't knit at all since I started writing all this fanfic. I've written through Ch 15 of my Phantom/RotG fic and posted thru Ch 10 (keeping a bit of a buffer there), and that's why I let myself work on the Yeti fic.

I wish more people commented so I could see what sort of reaction I'm getting, if it's doing what I want it to do, but I do see the number of hits, bookmarks, and subscriptions so I guess there's that. Reminds me a bit of student evals. Those number things are like when they do the bubbles rating me, they give some info but not a lot. It's better than nothing, but actually written out comments are so much more useful.