Do you remember your first story that you wrote?

I think my first story that I wrote was a comic book >< I don't remember much of it but all I know is that I was very poor at drawing and dialogues lol and then after that my second story was about a girl wanting a puppy :p

My first story that I ever thought of was unnamed and never written. But my first written (unfinished) story was I.S.S back in 6Th grade. It was about some girl who got in trouble a lot but I never finished it. And I never intend to.

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I can't remember exactly what my first story was, but I know I wrote it in first grade; the teacher made us write a bunch of things and then bound the pages all together with string and construction paper. It's been... I think thirteen years since then. I feel old.

Mysty wrote: It's been... I think thirteen years since then. I feel old.

who are u telling =__=

Wow...My first story was the Mystical Brooch. My friend at school made up different books for the series, and I wrote and illistrated it... I was like seven... And I never finished it. It was about a brooch that when put on this one girl makes her clothes become a princess outfit and she gets magical powers... It was wierd..

My first story was called Kitchen Escape. I wrote it when I was five. It was about how all these fruits and vegetables decided they'd had enough of being eaten, and so decided to run away. And it was illustrated and in rhyme. And there were egg sacrifices. And they gave a lady a heart attack.

I think I still have it lying buried somewhere... >.>

Kyllorac wrote:My first story was called Kitchen Escape. I wrote it when I was five. It was about how all these fruits and vegetables decided they'd had enough of being eaten, and so decided to run away. And it was illustrated and in rhyme. And there were egg sacrifices. And they gave a lady a heart attack.

I think I still have it lying buried somewhere... >.>

Lol XD they gave a lady a heart attack really XD

I might have mine saved somewhere, but I only remember it going on the wall in the classroom when I was about five. I was so proud. It was about twice as long as everybody else's (partly because I had absolutely huge handwriting, but I wasn't going to tell anyone that). I don't think I've ever been as pleased with anything I've written since.

Oh, yes, I do indeed remember the first story I ever created. It was about a bunch of talking jelly beans. Back then, I had this huge jelly bean fascination. I loved 'em. Of course, I still do, but they aren't anywhere near my favorite food. Since then, I have gone back over that story and re-edited so that now it is a manuscript I'm sending out to publishing companies so as to be published a youth story book.

Thanks for reminding me about my first work ever; sometimes I forget about it, admittedly.

<3 Mizz <3

Yep, my first story (that I can remember) written was about Thanksgiving at my great-grandma's house. Ah, good times.

I don't remember when I wrote this, but my first attempt at writing a story was a fan-fiction. About the [original] Power Rangers. Because I didn't like how this one episode ended. ><

Actually, no. I think my first story was a parody of Pokemon. Only, it was called Mademon. I drew and named the creatures, and even created a theme song! Ah, young crazy minds. XD

I do remember, and it makes me laugh. It was a comic book. If you want to find out exactly what it was click the spoiler but you'll regret it! : O

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It was a captain underpants fan fiction. : P I spelled just about everything wrong in it, and I made up a villain called Professor Poopy Pot. Hehe. Memories.

- Jessica

Well....I think the first REAL story I wrote was about four pages long. It was about two dogs who got lost and who got stranded on an island and fell in love with two other dogs who were on the island that had gotten stranded there too...then a fisherman took them home and they stayed together and had puppies. It was pretty dramatic for an eight year old's writing. But I had written a weird version of my novel, Elemental Thirteen then too....I was weird.

I was weird.

I think, as seriously devoted writers, we're all a bit weird.