I'm not even looking to see if I'm up on the list because of how long I've been stalling on Zero Interface. The story still spins in my head, and I really want to get to the plot points that I've written out for the end of this story and perhaps get to work on the next part of the tale. However, I freely admit I cannot find the will to write, to draw, to do anything that puts material out from my head and into a tangible surface for everyone else. Mainly, depression/anxiety has been holding me ransom, with no one wanting to pay, plus my personal life is... not entirely good. Not to say it's all bad, as there are workarounds for just about everything under the sun if you know how to game it right.
I have written in starts and fits, though; the last completed chapter I did was almost exactly six months to the day today. No, I haven't posted it because it's 1) a spin... off? spinaround? I dunno... of things going on with Ranma and Louise's connection via the Gandalfr runes, and 2) the entire series -- series? -- would be as lemony as the drinks at Charley's, and I'm not 100% certain if I want to go that route publicly. Frankly, it's a workaround of some scenes that I've thought about for the main series, but likely would be cut because it's neither appropriate tone-wise nor is it feasible for fitting within the actual chain of events I've planned out in advance. Mostly because of the latter.
Though I have stumbled across some story plots I had started developing. Some of them are for the Naruto fandom, and not relevant here. The rest, though... there's one I'm looking at that I cannot recall for the life of me if it's a crossover story (likely) and if so, what series was I going to use (the centerpiece leads me one way, but at the same time, I think it's a little too obvious and I may have been trying for another angle altogether). But the concept of putting our hero in a tight fix that he doesn't have the luxury of time to think and consider on and has to do something NOW or face a stiff consequence is certainly interesting enough by itself. But I'm digressing. [EDIT: Just remembered who and what the idea was centered on -- not a crossover, whew!]
Back to the somewhat blank drawing board.
