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RE: NaNoDisMo - TheSauron - 12-29-2014
I guess this sort of died before even time ran out. Oh well.
Thread: Gaian Life #9
Thread: The Coia Residence #1
Total Words: 1252
So close to 50 000, so close...
RE: NaNoDisMo - Daerune - 12-30-2014
Thread:Lazarus (Frost Stone) 3996
Thread:I know where you sleep 3072
Thread:Retreating Daylight 2665
Thread:Anubis 2590
Thread:Zul'Tharus | Erebus (Mini-Share) 1524
Thread:Anubis: Safe Haven 1437
Thread:Dossier: Vaelin 1348
Thread:Shadow of Greatness 1207
Thread:Following a string of Saturn 1035
Thread:Scribing 731
Thread:Anubis: Reawakening of Ancient Powers 681
Thread:Welcome to the Jungle! 248
Thread:Recipient: Sarah McFarlen 209
Thread:Recipient: Rachel Winterton 192
Thread:Recipient: Daughter From: Father 102
Thread:Recipient: Kate Miller 96
Thread:A Heart forged of Gold 50
Total Words: 21183
RE: NaNoDisMo - Daerune - 12-31-2014
Thread:Liberty Freelancer Dossier: Freelancer S-17 & D-13
Thread:Anubis #11
Total Words: 920
RE: NaNoDisMo - Commissar - 01-05-2015
And, the final count for me. My internet's been a little spotty lately, so my apologies to the folks who haven't had their counts updated. Nonetheless, they should all be sorted now.
Thread: I Know Where You Sleep (5 158 Words)
Thread: To: Jane Hartman (337 Words)
Thread: Chain of Command (533 Words)
Thread: Heart of Darkness (567 Words)
Thread: Liberty Navy Awards (196 Words)
Thread: Liberty Navy Personnel Noticeboard (185 Words)
Total Words: 7023 Words
Thread: To: Jane Hartman (337 Words)
Thread: Chain of Command (533 Words)
Thread: Heart of Darkness (567 Words)
Thread: Liberty Navy Awards (196 Words)
Thread: Liberty Navy Personnel Noticeboard (185 Words)
Total Words: 7023 Words
Thanks to everyone who participated! We may not have made the count this time around (and I'll look at adjusting that for next- sorry, this year), but I've really enjoyed reading the stories you guys have posted, and I'm looking forward to keeping an eye on them over the year.
The final counts have been entered on the front page, where they shall remain as a monument for all time. Or, at least until the database gets wiped. One or the other.
I hope you all had a great Christmas, and an equally great New Year!
Keep writing!
- Commissar