GWYO - success
Dec. 18th, 2016 06:44 pmI exceeded my GYWO goal of 200k on 15 December. (I might manage a few more words so I haven't claimed at the site yet)
One of the good things about the spreadsheet tracker is that you can look at your working patterns and projects and easily make graphs like this:

"misc fic" is the biggest slice, all the fanfic I've written this year that doesn't fall under one of the more specific categories such as mmom.
"yuletide" – over 10k of words over 10 fanfics written for yuletide this year!
"mmom" – merry month of masturbation; "uncon" - unconventional romance fest; "sfbb" – small fandom big bang, 2 fics being worked on there; "regencyau" became part of sfbb.
"meta" – includes reviews posted to my professional blog; "bryony" my 2015 NaNo novel (still unfinished); "poetry" - orig poems; "orig fic", "creative nonfic" and probably most of "other fic" are other original pieces that don’t match these categories.
I've signed up for 200k for next year. I'd like to write more orig fic again; not working on a new NaNo project let me down on that score and the chance at a higher wordcount.
One of the good things about the spreadsheet tracker is that you can look at your working patterns and projects and easily make graphs like this:

"misc fic" is the biggest slice, all the fanfic I've written this year that doesn't fall under one of the more specific categories such as mmom.
"yuletide" – over 10k of words over 10 fanfics written for yuletide this year!
"mmom" – merry month of masturbation; "uncon" - unconventional romance fest; "sfbb" – small fandom big bang, 2 fics being worked on there; "regencyau" became part of sfbb.
"meta" – includes reviews posted to my professional blog; "bryony" my 2015 NaNo novel (still unfinished); "poetry" - orig poems; "orig fic", "creative nonfic" and probably most of "other fic" are other original pieces that don’t match these categories.
I've signed up for 200k for next year. I'd like to write more orig fic again; not working on a new NaNo project let me down on that score and the chance at a higher wordcount.