Friends, I loves them.

[avepasifika.livejournal.com]

My curious little friend-for-fiction experiment, avepasifika, seems to be chuffing along quite well (it's been operational now for about seven weeks). I'm certainly enjoying myself, I'll say that much. I don't really know how to judge how things 'work', but if you've got any questions about friend-for-fictioning, let me know and I'll see if I can answer them.

As usual I have questions and thoughts (beyond just promoting the fact Ave Pasifika has updated with more pirates and more misery, so do join if you like that sort of thing (sad pirates))...

1. I'm considering (in the future) opening things up so that while I'd prefer friending-for-fiction, I could also do other things, like ask for fan art. Has anyone done this? (Did it work? Was the fan art awesome?)

2. How do you deal with triggering parts to your stories? Do you use warnings?

3. If you're based on livejournal, is your livejournal you use for crowdfunding the same as your general livejournal? I currently have three - my writing-for-money journal, my crowdfunding journal, and my real life journal, and I'm wondering if that's the best way to do this. I don't think anyone else does.

4. Would you like me to promote your crowdfunded activity? I would jolly like to, I like to write about whatever I'm reading or looking at, so let me know if you'd like me to link to your fiction.

Wave Fourteen: Sea (Part I)

[jolantru.livejournal.com]

Wave Fourteen: Sea (Part I) has just been posted.

We are now at the last wave/chapter of the novella. Part II will be posted next week.

If you like the story to continue, do feel free to donate or contribute feedback. :)