#nano thoughts

So, I'm going faster than I originally intended. I was planning on a 25k words goal instead of the actual 50k. But then I wrote almost 2k words in the first day and went like "oh what if I go for the full 50k?"

But suddenly I have stuff to do irl and I fall behind on schedule, lmao.

Anyways, I have 4.5k words so far - which is a lot, considering my slow speed - and I'm half proud and half striving for more.

My editor is quite busy at the moment, but once she has free time, we'll post the chapters on AO3. The project itself is a fanfic so it's understandable if y'all wouldn't want to read it. But I probably won't be posting much over here until NaNo ends, and thought to tell you that if someone possibly might want to see more of my writing, message me and I'll give you the link.

P.S: No I definitely don't have an editor for the stuff I post here. She only helps me with my fanfics, haha.

Cause you see I was having a good ol unhelpful helping of writers block. And the point where I currently am in the plot there is no way to skip to the next scene without writing this one (it's just too flowy if you know what I mean).

So in the interest of getting crap on paper and hitting my word count for the day, I skipped to the climax (???) of the book.

And basically my dillema is I want someone to read it because I'm so ffreaking exttied by my own plot twists and turns, but I don't want to spoil it for anyone who actually wants to read it.

And it has to be someone who has at least read part of what I've already written (or is willing to have 38ish pages of exposition dumped on them so they can read the climax with some contex).

I don't drink tea. I don't know anything about tea.

TO WRITE

...is, in a word, questionable.

Exhibit A:

Said arc being about a demon getting murdered, which, to Ash’s credit, doesn’t happen all too often.

Exhibit B:

Why plan a character when you can make one up on the fly?

And finally, Exhibit C: