The Great Challenge – Week 33

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Forgot to leave an update on The Great Challenge with Dean last week. So this post will cover two weeks.

Fun thing about the last two weeks: I’ve been doing workshops. Two weeks ago finished up the How To Write Pulphouse Stories workshop that I got from Dean as a perk for backing the Pulphouse Magazine on Kickstater. This week began the annual Anthology Workshop that WMG puts on. So both weeks I was writing stories for reasons other than The Great Challenge.

The stories still count, though. 🙂

So yes, I continue to be successful in the challenge. 33 Weeks – 33 Stories. I see no reason I will not continue to be successful all the way to 52…and beyond.

Here are the stories from the Great Challenge so far:

  1. Red Orchid – Romance – 3,800 words
  2. Debts And Obligations – Sword and Sorcery – 14,200 words
  3. Naughty And Nice – Modern Fantasy – 4,800 words
  4. Popper’s – Mystery – 4,100 words
  5. The Case Of The Missing Rocker – SciFi/Mystery – 7,200 words
  6. Fences And Neighbors – Post-Apocalyptic – 4,800 words
  7. Give A Dog A Bone – Doggy Mystery – 3,200 words
  8. Untitled – Romance – 5,300 words
  9. Lost On Cordant Station – Science Fiction – 8,560 words
  10. Kicking The Anthill – Urban Fantasy/Adventure – 3,863 words
  11. VIP Treatment – Modern Fantasy – 6,012 words
  12. A Man Of Faith – Religious/Supernatural Thriller Maybe? – 9,013 words
  13. Abe’s Liquors – Romantic Suspense – 2,951 words
  14. Cave Diving For Dummies – Sea Story/Suspense – 3,491 words
  15. Work Release – Science Fiction – 4,910 words
  16. Miss Melody And The Elf Spa – Fantasy – 4,175 words
  17. Joyride To The Moon – YA Science Fiction – 5,444 words
  18. Moonstruck – Fantasy/Horror – 4,683 words
  19. Wire Runs – Science Fiction – 2,119 words
  20. Miss Melody And The Knight Gallant – Fantasy – 5,573 words
  21. Lost Credit – Fantasy/Sword And Sorcery – 4,407 words
  22. Hunting For Game – Mystery/Crime – 2,474 words
  23. Caledonia – Science Fiction/Horror – 4,870 words
  24. Love In The Apocalypse – Science Fiction/Horror – 3,389 words
  25. Playing For Scraps – Science Fiction – 5,307 words
  26. Terran New Year – Scifi/Romance – 3,103 words
  27. Santa Fe Station – Mystery/Crime – 5,486 words
  28. Finding Bobby Jenkins – Science Fiction – 7,552 words
  29. Warden’s Trial – Sword and Sorcery – 3,790 words
  30. On The Road To Hopefell – Post-Apocalyptic – 4,041 words
  31. Wolves On Cornell Street – Fantasy – 5,032 words
  32. Terra Infirma – Science Fiction – 6,316 words
  33. The Eternal Ride Of Brom Bones – Fantasy – 4,101 words

That brings it to 168,090 words total for this challenge, and 205,977 words for the year over the span of 104.58 hours (1,969.50 words/hr on average).

Fun, fun! 🙂

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