bookkeeping
Apr. 22nd, 2003 08:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
truepennyI'm changing my cipher. Instead of referring to The Project vols. 1 through 4, I'm going to use arcane pairs of letters, because that's how I refer to the books in my own notes. So, for future reference:
whilst in Minneapolis
LS: 2591 words
Verdict: Not bad, considering everything else that was going on.
Now, of course, I'm stuck again. But I think I'm starting to get some idea of what needs to happen in DL 3. TSS has gotten hung up on me not knowing enough about Victorian train service between London and Oxford (plus the fact that London isn't exactly London and Oxford isn't exactly Oxford and Victoria isn't exactly Victoria and ... oh, you get the idea). Also, I think my version of Papersky's mode has wobbled off the beam somehow; the book doesn't feel quite right, and therefore most likely needs more thinking. And since the caffeine has mostly worn off at this point and I'm feeling sort of not-quite-all-there, I think I'm going to go take a bath and leave all this complicated insanity for tomorrow.
The Project vol. 1 = SL
The Project vol. 2 = DL
The Project vol. 3 = LW
The Project vol. 4 = LS
And the standalone novel that's out making the rounds is TWoM.
whilst in Minneapolis
LS: 2591 words
Verdict: Not bad, considering everything else that was going on.
Now, of course, I'm stuck again. But I think I'm starting to get some idea of what needs to happen in DL 3. TSS has gotten hung up on me not knowing enough about Victorian train service between London and Oxford (plus the fact that London isn't exactly London and Oxford isn't exactly Oxford and Victoria isn't exactly Victoria and ... oh, you get the idea). Also, I think my version of Papersky's mode has wobbled off the beam somehow; the book doesn't feel quite right, and therefore most likely needs more thinking. And since the caffeine has mostly worn off at this point and I'm feeling sort of not-quite-all-there, I think I'm going to go take a bath and leave all this complicated insanity for tomorrow.
