Big Projects I'm working on:

YA Novel (details here but that is no longer the first chapter, it was cut to get closer to the action) - basically it's a story about some kids in the future playing "Gravbrawl" which is like a combination of basketball, quidditch, and MMA. Dual plots of more or less equal importance, of the kids trying to qualify for a tourney and of them getting mixed in something bigger than themselves. Estimated length = 60-80k

HP Fanfic - estimated 500k epic that I've "been working on" since 2012, so YMMV. It's a "trio fic" at it's heart, as I feel we don't have enough fics that focus on HRH working as a team of three and their enduring friendship through thick and thin. Also a "Master of Death" type fic, where, yes - Harry will be a badass by most definitions. There's sex too! Of course there is. I really want to write this because I need the practice and I deliberately bit off more than I can chew here - even doing this as a 3/5 will mean I can finish something of this nature, and the next thing I write for original fiction will be better for the practice and feedback.

Small projects? Well, there's always a shit ton of these, such as:

Red Riding Hood re-telling - I'll probably have my outline posted before Dec 29th when I go on vacation to get some feedback. The local writer's group I've been in for years has broken up (sort of) because more than half the members moved, and we're doing a small self-published anthology of RRH retellings for... posterity, I guess. Estimated length = <8k.

Competitions - I swear I've had an IDEA for 100% of these, a GOOD idea for 2/3 of them, and a full outline for 1/3. I rarely actually manage to begin writing, but I completed two entries that I haven't posted, because absolute shit that I can't be fucked to edit.

Old Project - Write a flash piece for every type of POV, each one in a different non-HP and non-Naruto fandom. I.e. Flash pieces for 1st person past, present, future, 2nd person past, present, future, 3rd person past, present, future, omni-past, present, future, etc. It's quite possible this won't actually occur, though some version of it I still might try to push through.

24-hour Short Story Competitions - I usually do these when they come up each quarter. They cost $5 a pop and I do them with friends and writing groups. Most of my entries are shit but it's good practice and it's kind of fun.

All sorts of other shit - there's always small projects for me. I've discovered that I am fond of writing fiction that's short (less than, say, 2500 words). I also like to plot longer stuff, but the plotting takes so damned long that it doesn't get written half the time. I get frustrated if I start writing without an outline - it hasn't got to be detailed, but I want to have the MAJOR bits worked out, and there's usually a snag or two that get me stuck past whatever deadline there is.