My masterlist of the stories I've written for watsons_woes July Writing Prompts.  I'm amazingly pleased with most of these given they all ran the gamut from idea to completion within 24 hours, but I've bolded my top favourites.  All are in the BBC Sherlock fandom.

The Stratford Stabber - a single, prompt-guided story, where each chapter is semi-standalone [drama, action, (b)romance, h/c]
  1. Just Winded (’Tis But a Scratch) [100w]
  2. It's how you get your kicks (Roll The Dice) [100w]
  3. One deduction too late (A cardboard box) [221w]
  3b. Physician Heal Thyself (A cardboard box) [221w]
  4. The Surgeon's Knife (Horsemen of the Apocalypse) [442w]
  5. Oh Better Far to Live and Die (A False Moustache) [728w]
  6. The Least of These My Bretheren (Food, Glorious Food) [559w]
  7. Penicillin for a Crime Wave (Epidemic) [887w]
  8. The Wonder of Our Age (The Wonder of the Age) [500w]
  9. Rationality and Rationalisation ("Please stop petting the test subjects.") [394w]
  10. Turning in their Foxholes (A higher power) [337w]

And on to the individual stories:
11. There's Three of Us (Threesome) [drama, angst, h/c 1114w]
12. Pirates of the Faroe Islands (Image) [humour, (b)romance, 221w]
13. The Science of Decomposition (Nature is red in tooth and claw) [humour, 622w]
14. Five ways to look after your injured flatmate (Rehabilitation/Recovery) [friendship, humour, h/c 2650w]
15. The Boxing Builder from Islington (Make a literary reference) [humour, casefic, 1290w]
16. Faithful Companions and Tellers of Tales (Include another great British character) [character, friendship, 1019w]
17. Coordinated Action (Teamwork) [friendship, 473w]
18. Love Letters for the 21st Century (Handwritten) [character, (b)romance, angst, 1842w]
19. Predators and Prey (Great Minds Think Alike: AU with Creatures of the Night) [friendship, action, 2303w]
20. Trouble in Paradise (There are tides in the affairs of men.) [character, casefic, 1548w]
21. Conduct Me a Rainbow (21 song salute: Make Me Rainbows) [character, casefic, 372w]
22. How to Win Friends and Influence Goldfish (Child POV) [drama, 1020w]
23. The Game is Afoot! (Use a pun) [humour, 1089w]
24. And Baby Makes Four ("Nothing shocks me, I'm a scientist.") [drama, 1151w]
25. Finding an Anchor (Trope Trainwreck) [drama, friendship, 3213w]
26. To Do: Strangle Flatmate, Buy Glass Kettle (Elementally, my dear Watson) [humour, 83w]
27. We're all fine here, how are you? (Thx 4 Nothing) [drama, action, 617w]
28. Midnight Sunlight (In July the sun is hot.  Is it shining?  No, it's not.) [character, 444w]
29. Storming the Ship (Arr!) [action, 1811w]
30. The Adventure of the Cloth Covered Face ("Why exactly do you need chloroform at 2am?") [casefic, 1350w]
31. Playing at Detection (Once more with feeling) [casefic, character, 1233w]
Bonus: That's a Crack Shot You're Looking For Written for fan_flashworks, but mostly written on day 9 and partially inspired by prompt 5 (A False Moustache) [character, friendship, action, (b)romance, 3815w]

Statistics:
6 humour (26%)
6 character (26%)
5 drama (22%)
5 friendship (22%)
5 casefic (22%)
5 action (22%)
4 (b)romance (17%)
3 hurt/comfort (13%)
2 angst (9%)

Days with:
3K+ words: 2 (6%)
2K+ words: 2 (6%)
1K+ words: 11 (35%)
500+ words: 6 (19%)
100+ words: 9 (29%)
<100 words: 1 (3%)
Total words: 33,939
Average words per day: 1095

Stories I'm:
Thrilled with: 5 (15%)
Happy with: 26 (79%)
Dodgy but done: 2 (6%)

I don't know about you, but I find that interesting.  Even with a tight twenty-four hour deadline, I can write things I'm consistently happy with, that people consistently enjoy reading.  And I've also managed to put out 6% I'm not happy with.  Out there.  Gone.  Finished.  No longer obsessing over or letting them sit abandoned.  For me, that is an incredibly big acheivement.  26% humour, and only 9% angst!  Go, me!

33,000 posted words in a month is also a record.  I haven't written that many unpolished words in a month since I finished NaNoWriMo ten years ago--and I've *never* written that many quality, moderately polished, complete words in a single month.  I am flabbergasted.

I also finished every single day in on time.  For a woman who started the year with the goal of dramatically increasing my finished-things output to once per month... wow.  I am pleased with myself. It's been a huge learning experience, and fantastic practice on fluency and hammering in the concept that ideas are a dime a dozen--and that originality comes in execution, and 'not good enough' ideas are not necessarily bad.  That good enough on the execution is genuinely good enough.  And that I can simply choose a single way to finish something without needing to get caught up for weeks or months in the best way to finish it.

And I've had fun.  I've read and commented on other people's fics, even if I've let the last few days slide by for catchup after the end of the month.  I've felt part of a community of people who love the same things and the same people, and the consistent posting has earned me a few new followers who enjoy my work.  Mostly, I've managed to keep the household running and the children clean and fed.  There's been a few late dinners, a few comments from Hubby about looking forward to the end of the month, and once my nearly two-year-old nearly fell asleep on the floor in a puddle of drool waiting for me to put him to bed.  And I also helped my friend write up her painful affidavit, organised a spectacular birthday party including making this cake and threw an appropriately over-engineered "Things That Go" birthday to go with it for said now-two-year-old.

Life is pretty good.  I don't think I could keep up this pace all the time, but... I can do this.