A Year In A Post

Happy December to all you Gardeners, Architects, and everything in-between. Personally I’m a Spanish Galleon with a botanical garden on the top deck, primarily Aft with a half-dozen assorted fruit trees amidship… and I’m randomly sailing between islands.

Just be whatever works for you.

...Anyway, we’re here at the end of year, so why not take a moment for reflection.

(But first, a little shameless plugging of the series up to this point) Below is a list of the first 12 posts in “What About Worldbuilding?”, just so they’re a little easier to find in the future:

1. Top-Down vs Bottom-Up
2. Planning and Over-Planning; When to Seek Help.
3. Absence of Ambition
4. The Idea of Evil
5. Rome Was Cloned in a Day
6. Implicit and Explicit "Substance"
7. Good Gods!
8. Fate, Fortune, and Free Will
9. The Perils of Prophecy
10. Here Be Dragons
11. Undead Obsessions
12. You'd Rather Be Running

Reflection

I usually ramble on and on here, but let’s do something a little different for this post. I’d love to hear from all of you, tell me how your own writing projects went over the year. Did you meet your goals, why or why not? Did you come up with concepts you’re particularly proud of? Horrified by?

Really, you’re not under any obligation to talk here, but you’re also welcome to talk about whatever you’d like.

I didn’t really meet any of my goals, and that’s okay. Life has a habit of getting in the way of the things we love to do. It’s pretty inconsiderate that way…

Flash Fiction Results

Well, well, well. It appears that we have a rather unique situation with last month’s FFC…

A 14 million way tie! Wow! Insane! Unbelievable! Astounding! Extraordinary! Outrageous!

Yeah, that really happened!

So, congratulations to YOU. Well done, YOU. I’m proud of you, YOU.

Now, YOU, get out there and write for some prompts like the winner you are.

See you next year!