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I posted on Sept 9th about a month-long writing productivity experiment that I'm doing this month in which I count the number of words I post (or archive) per month. Given that I'm on vacation (which is rapidly ending), my count is a bit higher than I expect it would normally be. 

All of the details for how much I wrote plus a list of all fiction and essays during the first 9 days of September: are linked from this post.

As of today, I'm my count for September looks like this:

Words Archived:  0  (must make archival versions of two DAkinkmeme stories before end of month?!)
Words Posted:  23561  (definitely higher than my target)
Number of Posts:  14  
Days when no writing occurred: 2

Fiction, Headcanon & Meta posted from Sept 10 - Sept 20:

• DA2 Meta: Thoughts on the Anders Rivalmance - 625 words
• DA2: Fenris/fem!mage!Hawke - "Close" - 2150 words (very NSFW, for this prompt)
• DA2: Cullen/Mari Hawke - Chapter from "A History of Lies" (drunk Cullen has something he must tell Mari) - 2350 words
• DA2: Cullen/Mari Hawke - Headcanon in 15 Question Domestic Meme - 3850 words
• DAO: Cullen/Surana "Accidental Baby" - 650 words
• FFXII: Vossler/Basch "Telepathy" - 430 words

Here's my index post for the epic 50 question headcanon meme. Depending on who asked the question and where, my responses are being posted onTumblr, DW, or LJ but this post will serve as the master index for them all.

Feel free to throw another character at me from FFXII or DA and challenge me to dredge through my twisted headcanon. :)

Final Fantasy XII Headcanon:

Fran (on DW) - Questions 22, 35, 36 + anything else (TBD)

Basch, Noah, Drace, & Penelo  (on DW) - will attempt to post at least one every other day.

1. Descriptions of bedrooms over the years: Drace (shared with Bergan), Penelo's series of bedrooms in Dalmasca, a life history of Basch & Noah's various sleeping spaces

Dragon Age Headcanon: 

Cullen (on DW) - all 50 questions, will attempt to post at least one response every other day.

1. Description of bedrooms in Ferelden and Kirkwall (somewhat messy and lacking a personal touch)
2. Daily rituals and dealing with trauma (long response)
3. Concept of Home and Family (very unconventional...until the concept dies)