chemm80 has posted podfic of my GK PTSD babyfic, Don't You Shake Alone!

And on the other end of the story-length spectrum, knight_tracer posted podfic of my shortest Derek/Stiles story, New Moon Shine!

One of the delightful things about plastering blanket podfic permission all over the place is that every so often I just discover that somebody has podficced something I wrote, and it's a delightful surprise. I've just had two such surprises!

Five Things That Never Happened to Nate Fick, read by sly_hostetter.

Being Found (sleepy Derek/Stiles PWP), read by kalakirya

...or, you know, at least you might want it? Anyway!

izzady has embarked on a podficcing project, valiantly taking on The World That You Need, my Aral/Cordelia & Aral/Jole series!

Podfics for the first two stories are up now!

So, hey, after all my many insistences that I just do not listen well enough to enjoy podfic or podcasts, it turns out that I actually kind of enjoy running (very slowly) while people talk about geeky/fannish stuff in my ears.

(Podfic turns out to be a little problematic for running purposes because I get involved in the story and can't wait until the next time I go running for more of it and then whoops I just spent all my free time for a few days rereading Stealing Harry and it's not even time for my biannual occasion of falling down the well and losing a week to HP fic. And I'm still not sure how I would do with podfic of a story I'm not already familiar with, because I do tend to zone out and miss bits.)

Anyway, so: rec me podcasts? I already have SF Squeecast and Writing Excuses, but I know there are some slash-specific fancasts? Or used to be, at least, have they trailed off? Anyway, please rec me things!

Two things!

1) The lovely ArwenLune has made podfic of "One to Grow On", my YAGKYAS 2011 story--which is, as you know, the most popular Doc/Brunmeier story anywhere on the internet. :D

2) So yesterday the how-to-submit-your-rough-draft instructions came through from warbigbang. The submission deadline is September 15, and since I'm 48,000 words into the Iraq wolf-verse story and the guys still haven't actually started invading Iraq... I don't think I'm getting done in the next three and a half weeks. So no warbigbang for me. :|

I think it's sort of a good thing--I was writing faster than I was figuring out how things should work, for a while there, which turns out to be really frustrating and demoralizing and can lead to things like having to slog through a lot of edits while you're still halfway through writing and falling so far into despair that you give in and start watching Teen Wolf. So now I'm figuring things out and then writing them, um, in between all the Teen Wolf. Okay, so, sort of a tossup.

Anyway. I am still writing! And I'm mostly not completely stuck, just ... frequently distracted by shiny objects and, as always with a new fandom, coming up with new story ideas far, far faster than I can ever write. Yesterday I started plotting Teen Wolf kidfic because obviously what this show needs is more teen parenthood and considerably smaller children in peril, right? Right.

So! I still hope to finish the wolf-verse Iraq fic before Yuletide, but, uh. Turns out there are wolves everywhere.

Wolf-verse podfic ahoy! luzula has posted podfic of "What to Do After Firing", the Brad/Ray post-multiple-breeding wolf-verse story. If you've never read any of the Every Marine a Wolfbrother stories but listening might be more your thing, this one is not a bad place to start!