Go figure. I sneak away for a 3 day vacation and it ends up being a week hospital stay and ongoing medical drama. I guess even in a frenzy, there are times when real life takes over. I have no shame, though. I rocked good 'n plenty up until that point.

Congrats to the rest of you, however far you got. NEXT YEAR, GADGET. NEXT YEAR.

I'm not going to finish either. I ended up losing several days to real life getting in the way. I'm proud of what I did write, though, and I'm going to keep writing today to see how far I can get. And of course I'm going to do Script Frenzy again next year - I'll be doing Script Frenzy for as long as The Office of Letters and Light wants to keep putting it on.

No matter how much you wrote - whether it's 1 page or 100 pages - you should be proud of your page count. As long as you did something, you did more than you probably would've otherwise!

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SF '07: Sand & Stone - WON!
SF '08: Sand & Stone (continued)

Change of plans - now finishing Sand & Stone this April.

Angelfish, my sci-fi/fantasy webcomic.

Totally second Luminous' opinion. You wrote half a script in a month. Takes most people months (sometimes YEARS) to get that far. So that's quite an accomplishment!

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United We H.A.C.K.

Scriptfrenzy '07: Darkness Rising (winner!)
Scriptfrenzy '08: Quest for the Soul Stone (winner!)
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