After a couple of years of really struggling with mood and creativity, between burnout and family issues and god knows what (and I know I've been hard to deal with in fandom, at times), things are suddenly ... good! I can write again, I'm signing up for exchanges, whatever has been blocking me has gotten a whole lot better.
July is my birthday month, therefore Best Month, obviously, and I would really like to try to do some kind of "post a short fic every day" thing if I can make it work. Unfortunately I'm suffering a dearth of appropriate challenges, because of course now that I want one and have the mental bandwidth to do something with one, daily month-long prompt challenges and/or bingo card challenges for July are nowhere in sight. The closest thing is
July Break Bingo, but I've asked for cards for this before, and I just ... never really do anything with them; I appreciate that it exists, but I think I need more of a - I don't know, social element to it, I guess? Less open-ended, more directed? Their cards just don't really click with me somehow. And I can't find a Tumblr prompt/whump/whatever themed promptfest thing for July.
So I'm kicking around a few different ideas. Why not throw it out to a completely nonbinding poll?
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What should I do for July?
View AnswersA custom bingo card/prompt list created (by me) from all my favorite tropes
15 (53.6%)
A personal challenge to finish older inbox prompts/unwritten prompts from past fests
8 (28.6%)
Find a prompt list from a previous (non-July) fest that I didn't do at the time, and use that
6 (21.4%)
Ask my flist for new prompts until I get 31 of them for fresh inspiration
10 (35.7%)
Run a comment fest over at the Biggles comm
7 (25.0%)
Something else that I will suggest in comments
0 (0.0%)
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fkficfest released 12 new Forever Knight stories. I enjoyed them all. It was interesting to see how different people approached 5 different prompts. Despite the differences in preferences that the fandom entails, it was amazing how sometimes stories addressed the same issues. 
