#WIP Stevie Turner

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WIP asks: what is your oldest? What is the one you will probably never finish?

Omg, do unfinished chaptered fics count?

AO3 tells me the oldest non-finished chaptered fic is Silent Freeway, an Alex Turner/Miles Kane fic from ancient times. I am kinda ashamed of it now, because ultimately it was too much for me to write about - I chose the light topics of mental health and psychosis with my poor English skills, and obviously it was a pain in the ass to write in the end. I wasn't brave enough to go back and read it but I can imagine the shit I wrote back in 2016 in English. It was too much drama for the sake of drama, no characterisation, no reasonable behavior... I will definitely never finish that one. I'm not that much into Milex, and the whole story seems childish today.

Fun fact - it has over 11 000 words making up 11 chapters. Yes, 11 chapters. Which means about 1 000 words per chapter (I was so proud of it back then, lmao). Good old days. Nowaydays I write a 11 000 word fic about Inzaghi brothers fucking.

WIP which I might actually finish one day is definitely Let's fade together, let's fade forever. No football. Historical Figures RPF combining two of my favorite fruity couples from late 18th century, Alex Hamilton/John Laurens and Frederick II/Hans Hermann von Katte. As the tag says, I imagine Heaven as a waiting room. A waiting room where Laurens and von Katte meet and talk and wait for their loved ones. I think it was a nice lil' idea, a fic that became known as "sad gays in heaven". Yeah, it is still rather naive and silly looking back, but I am still quite proud of that one. It's literally missing one chapter.

My problem is I get too excited about a new thing, and I am able to produce quite quickly a new fic when I am excited. A planned out multichaptered fic even. But then, the excitement fades - either because I find a more interesting new thing, or because the response is non-existent, and I see that something I was excited about and cared about isn't really interesting "to the outside". Now don't get me wrong, I'm not one to count kudos and comments because I know that the ships and themes I write about are very niche (I am well aware that if I write a Pedri/Gavi fic, it would get to 200-300 kudos, if I write a Grizione fic, it would be around 50, but if I write about Unai Emery, there will be like 5) - but even with this awareness, if a fic I truly was excited about doesn't really get a response, I just don't feel motivated to prioritise it, work on the next chapter, or write something about the pairing again (unless it's Unai and Football, because those fics I take as a form of experience, exploration, and almost academic work so I don't care if y'all aren't reading those; they are for me to explore the unexplored. although it's nice when people read and comment on them, and want to discuss its topics, obviously).

When it comes to unpublished WIPs, I don't really have many of those because I tend to start my WIPs when excited and then I usually work quickly (unless it's literally a 10 000+ words fic like the yacht fic or like the Inzaghicest one might be). One that I promised to do was a Henderson/Stevie G in Saudi Arabia engaging in bad, sleazy, desperate sex because they have no clue what they are doing there, but I haven't really started to work on that.

I started working on a Mourinho/Abramovich fic (with a flavour of Abramovich/Sheva).

"Mr. Abramovich - " José made a significant pause, spread out his hands over the edge of the desk that separated him from the addressed man. "I know you like him. Is easy to see." For a moment not a single muscle in Abramovich's face moved. Then, his eyebrows rose up, and he tilted his head, smiling; not just smiling but amused at such a simple yet daring statement. "Is it?" he asked, although José wasn't completely sure about the wording. It might have been just a simple, bemused repetition of the word he himself used to describe his reading of the situation - easy.

I think it's now the oldest actual draft that I have, but it's only 2 months old lmao. As I said, I finish my fics pretty quickly (after all, I usually write directly in AO3 - believe me, I did regret it a few times), and the one month due date on drafts works miracles.

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Smorgasbord Blogger Weekly - July 2nd 2022 - #Writing D.G. Kaye with Wendy Van Camp, #Review Olga Nunez Miret, #Stress David Kanigan, #Idioms Janet Morrison, #WIP Stevie Turner, #Personalities Cheryl Oreglia

Smorgasbord Blogger Weekly – July 2nd 2022 – #Writing D.G. Kaye with Wendy Van Camp, #Review Olga Nunez Miret, #Stress David Kanigan, #Idioms Janet Morrison, #WIP Stevie Turner, #Personalities Cheryl Oreglia

Just a small selection of posts I have enjoyed this week and I hope you will head over to enjoy in full.. thanks Sally. Debby Gies is the guest of Wendy Van Camp exploring the Epistolary writing style that addresses the reader through a diary format (think Bridget Jones’ Diary) or in journal or letter format. Very interesting. Head over to read Debby’s post: Epistolary Writing D.G. Kaye with…

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Smorgasbord Blogger Weekly - July 2nd 2022 - #Writing D.G. Kaye with Wendy Van Camp, #Review Olga Nunez Miret, #Stress David Kanigan, #Idioms Janet Morrison, #WIP Stevie Turner, #Personalities Cheryl Oreglia

Smorgasbord Blogger Weekly – July 2nd 2022 – #Writing D.G. Kaye with Wendy Van Camp, #Review Olga Nunez Miret, #Stress David Kanigan, #Idioms Janet Morrison, #WIP Stevie Turner, #Personalities Cheryl Oreglia

Just a small selection of posts I have enjoyed this week and I hope you will head over to enjoy in full.. thanks Sally. Debby Gies is the guest of Wendy Van Camp exploring the Epistolary writing style that addresses the reader through a diary format (think Bridget Jones’ Diary) or in journal or letter format. Very interesting. Head over to read Debby’s post: Epistolary Writing D.G. Kaye with…

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Possibly Doing a "Begins" Series

So, I've kind of been obsessing over 9-1-1/9-1-1: Lone Star lately and think that it would be cool to do a "Begins" Series with characters from One Chicago and maybe The Resident, by using the information that we have gotten from the shows about them (after I finish all my other WIPs, but I actually wanna have them written ahead of time instead of writing as I go). I have an idea of how I want some of them to go, others are undecided as of right now and some I'm debating if I should do one for said character. But if you want to see a particular moment for a character that was canonically mentioned (ie Mouch and his dad sending letters when he was a child) let me know. (Also, the order of the characters listed have nothing to do with the potential order that they get done. The Chicago Shows are in the order of my character charts and The Resident Characters are in the order that I pulled their names from fandom Wiki).

Chicago Fire

Cap. Matt Casey

Lt. Kelly Severide

PIC/FF Gabby Dawson

DDC Wallace Boden

Paramedic Leslie Shay

FF Otis

Lt. Christopher Herrmann

FF Mouch

FF Joe Cruz

FF/PIC Peter Mills

FF Candidate Rebecca Jones

PIC Chili

FF Candidate/Paramedic Jimmy Borreli

Lt. Stella Kidd

Anna Turner/Daley

Paramedic Emily Foster

FF Darren Ritter

FF Blake Gallo

Paramedic Violet M

Kylie E (Eventually- still too early)

Paramedic Gianna Mackey

FF Mason Locke

FF Sam Carver

Chicago PD

Sgt. Hank Voight (Don't know, but it could be fun to explore his past before his wife died)

Det. Al Olinsky (Not sure; but again, fun to explore)

Det. Antonio Dawson

Det. Jay Halstead

Det. Erin Lindsay (Don't know. We got a lot of information that could be used)

Det. Sheldon Jin (Undecided)

Ofc. Adam Ruzek

Ofc. Kim Burgess

Ofc. Kevin Atwater

Sgt. Trudy Platt

Mouse

Ofc. Sean Roman (Undecided; could be fun to explore)

Det. Hailey Upton

Ofc. Vanessa Rojas

PPO. Danté Torres

Chicago Med

Dr. Will Halstead

Dr. Natalie Manning

Dr. Connor Rhodes

Dr. Ethan Choi

Dr. Daniel Charles (Undecided)

Chief Administrator Sharon Goodwin

Nurse April Sexton

Dr. Sarah Reese

Dr. Noah Sexton

Dr. Robin Charles

Dr. Ava Bekker

Dr. Crockett Marcel (Won't be about his daughter; that has it's own story in progress)

Dr. Hannah Asher

Dr. Dean Archer (Don't know; Could be fun to explore)

Dr. Dylan Scott

Dr. Stevie Hammer

Chicago Justice

ASA Peter Stone

Investigator Laura Nagel

ASA Anna Valdez

SA Mark Jefferies

The Resident

Dr. Conrad Hawkins

Dr. Mina Okafor

Dr. Randolph Bell

Dr. Billie Sutton

Nurse Nic Nevin

Dr. AJ Austin

Dr. Cade Sullivan

Dr. Devon Pravesh

Dr. Kit Voss

Dr. Ian Sullivan

Dr. Padma Devi

Leela Devi

Nurse Ellen Hundley

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Smorgasbord Blogger Weekly - July 2nd 2022 - #Writing D.G. Kaye with Wendy Van Camp, #Review Olga Nunez Miret, #Stress David Kanigan, #Idioms Janet Morrison, #WIP Stevie Turner, #Personalities Cheryl Oreglia

Smorgasbord Blogger Weekly – July 2nd 2022 – #Writing D.G. Kaye with Wendy Van Camp, #Review Olga Nunez Miret, #Stress David Kanigan, #Idioms Janet Morrison, #WIP Stevie Turner, #Personalities Cheryl Oreglia

Thanks to Sally Cronin for including my post in her blogger roundup this week. I’m in the best of companies! Check them all out!