New Chapter

May. 3rd, 2019 02:24 pm
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And another new chapter, this one for my Sherlock fic! I was able to be pretty productive this week, so I should be able to have Chapter Seventeen up later this weekend.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/16354952/chapters/44343853
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I have a new chapter of my Victorian horror story up! Check it out here: https://tapas.io/episode/1393003
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And there's a new chapter of my Victorian boarding school horror story up too! This one has much less frequent updates, but hopefully I can keep pushing on until summer when I'll actually have some spare time.

https://tapas.io/episode/1363274
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I've got another chapter of my Mollyfic up! It's fifteen long so far, and while it's not the longest fic I've ever written, it's getting pretty close.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/16354952/chapters/43087847
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I've got a new chapter of Go and Set Europe Ablaze Up! You can read it here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/16354952/chapters/42842312
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I meant to upload this last night, but my internet connection started fizzling. Anyway, here it is now, the latest chapter of Go And Set Europe Ablaze!

https://archiveofourown.org/works/16354952/chapters/41769980
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In addition to my fanfic, I've also got an original work on Tapas! If you like Victorian horror and lesbians, feel free to check it out. Here's the latest chapter: https://tapas.io/episode/1287200
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 I've been writing a World War II Sherlock fic about Molly Hooper, and I've finally posted Chapter Eight! If you're interested in Molly making her way through occupied France, check out the latest chapter here: archiveofourown.org/works/16354952/chapters/40283498

Research

Dec. 14th, 2018 05:07 pm
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I've currently got two novella projects going on (admittedly, one on hiatus until I get some solid library time and another in the first draft stages), but I've already noticed one major difference between the two: how easy the research will be.

Novella One is about a Japanese-American lesbian in the early 1900s. Novella Two is about a married World War II war correspondent sometime in the 1950s. There is much more material available about one of these subjects than the other.

Luckily, I have access to the internet and have started a list of books to look into. Doubly luckily, my sibling knows a librarian on Twitter who I can turn to. Triply luckily, one of my friends is Japanese-American and might be willing to read a polished draft. (I haven't asked yet. I will once I know what the fuck I'm even doing with the novella.) However, that does not make it any less irritating to start doing my research and find that a seemingly promising book is actually mostly about internment camps.

And yes, that was a huge part of Japanese-American history. It just at times feels like the only part, which I'm sure is not only difficult for historical fiction writers trying to do justice to a group they are not a part of. It's one part of a larger narrative, and I worry that a few hours between work and rehearsal may not be quite enough time to understand that narrative.

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