Off to the betas.

[camwyn]

Next section of Who Ya Gonna Owl? has been sent to two beta readers for examination. The existing chapters have been submitted to FictionAlley for posting at Riddikulus. I've submitted the most recent Hellblazer: Hogwarts chapter to them as well.

Funnily enough the Ghostbusters stuff is coming out in small chunks, rather like the cartoon (or the scenes of a two-hour movie, whereas John's story seems to be unfolding in units that could probably manage as individual issues of a comic, length-wise. Or is it just me thinking that?

Comments

Wanna read it!

[charliesmum.livejournal.com]

I couldn't find the existing chapters of "Who Ya Gonna Owl, and I'm dying to read it! Any suggestions of how to find it? I went to search authors by name and only found the "Thing worth doing" story.

Re: Wanna read it!

[camwyn]

It takes the good people at Fiction Alley several days to get submissions up, since they have to check them for grammar and such. In the meantime I've put the existing Who Ya Gonna Owl? chapters on my Memories page, to make them easier to find.w

[gehayi.livejournal.com]

I agree with you. The stories are unfolding in scenes from a movie iin Who Ya Gonna Owl?, whereas each John segment seems to be a separate comic "chapter." Strange how that's happening, but it's true.

[arabel.livejournal.com]

I'd agree too.

The John segments are more self-enclosed chapters, and as Gehayi says, Who Ya Gonna Owl is very short, snappy and scene-like.

But they're both fun as hell. :D