Yes I'm indeed working on a novel. I have a plot, it's being written in double POV with two MCs, I'm done till the third chapter and going to post the next chapter in a few days. I have a story in my mind but it's actually proving to be difficult to pen it down. Anyway, here is the synopsis. title- Mr. Angel Spoiler
The story of a girl who is literally half dead after her elder brother's death. No one ever anticipated it would keep affecting so much, much more everyday. After all, it has been a year. At this someone decides to take part and finally bring her back to life. And that someone is more powerful than anyone can imagine. Enters Danny a.k.a Mr.A; the stranger who's been given the task of bringing her back to life. Will he succeed or will Alia still continue to watch the world in black and white?
Yep, I'm writing a novel and I've written a novel and I plan on writing more novels. Although at the moment I haven't been working on my book because I'm having issues with one of my characters. Sadly, even though I am almost finished I still have no title. It's basically about a boy who leaves the city where he was born and goes off to find a city that he had heard about, though he had no idea if it even existed. So, yep, that's my novel.
A non-writing writer is a monster courting insanity. -Kafka
little tin fish wrote:It's about a broke ghost who tries to balance finding out why the spirits of people are suddenly leaving their bodies while they're still alive with not being evicted.
I. Must. Read. This.
*ahem*
In the House with Chicken Feet Hin Langoleer was not born a lucky child. Even putting aside the fact that he was cursed, how else could one explain him landing in indentured servitude to Baba Mayuko?
What follows is a story about a boy with webbed feet, a man who doesn't sleep, a pair of twins who live their years out of order, and a washed-up sword-master struggling together to unravel a rivalry stretching back decades between the most feared witch in a century and the most vicious pirate to ever terrorize the sea.
Pretty much an excuse to use liberal amounts of Rule of Cool and flex my writing muscles in every area I know I'm weak. It's fun. It also has a club!
Only this one. Dark political fantasy with a heavy focus on character interaction and a lot of black/grey morality. MC is 15-sounds-20 but that's mostly because she's grown up a little bit too fast— and is about to get in way over her head.
Haha...A novel? I've got about...17... *has a twitchy fit* 4 of them are a series and are already done ;P well, except editing. I'm having a publishing company look at them (but of course they think I'm still writing them. Tehe.) Another 6 are another series that I'm finishing the last book to and then I'll submit those to be reviewed too ;P The rest are all single volumes that are in progress or have been dropped so I can get others done for a deadline. I plan on making a career of this, so...I try to write quickly and then spend ages on editing and tweaking and things like that. Novels are easy to write really. You get hundreds of pages to develop your characters and plot sufficiently. Short stories are the difficult ones...most of those I try to write end up as long as novels...
Anyway...links if anyone wants to read some of the ones on this site >.<
Evil Angel A story about a rogue angel told from the viewpoint of the teenagers he affects.
Demonic Flare Takes the basic idea of being trapped into a video game, only every other player is in the same situation ;P
Tainted A vampire story, and my only one. One about a female dhampir with a very interesting occupation: she's an assassin for the government.
Black Rabbit As a break from my fantasy addiction. This one's about a serial killer named Black Rabbit and a girl's quest to uncover the truth about his victims.
Lost Carnage a historical fiction about a killer who ignites a revolution and the overthrowing of the current monarchy.
Liar Game a fanfic on an obscure series. Essentially, it is a tournament of liars and the pursuit of the grand prize of hundred million dollars in a game that could leave you that far in debt if you lose.
...in the words of my sister, I have "idea diarrhea."
Who's ever name is written in this note shall die. My allegiance is to L, the world's greatest detective. But my twisted mind enjoys Kira's exploits.
I've started an ad lib (non outline/freeform) novel titled Endless Fantasy. I'll probably change the title once I've finished it.
My goal is to write five pages of Endless Fantasy per day, and have a good portion of it posted all at once by the end of July. If you wish to sample the first few (barely edited) chapters, then check my portfolio.
Basically, it's about a freed servant named Miska, who embarks on a quest of vengeance. Eventually, however, this quest places him amidst a large predicament taking place in the city-state of Ithni-ashar. Instead of choosing sides between good and evil, Miska will walk the path of "Blitheness", as recommended by his gremlin acquaintance.
Mine's about a stack of kids at an awful boarding school in Britain in the 1940s. They hate it and all the teachers in it, so they decide they'll take over it, kick all the teachers out and try to run it themselves. Chaos ensues as battles for leadership begin and power goes to certain people's heads... The entire thing is based around the events of the French Revolution (the bit with guillotines, not Napoleon).
If writers wrote as carelessly as some people talk, then adhasdh asdglaseuyt[bn[pasdlgkhasdfasdf. - Lemony Snicket
I just finished the first draft of my first novel! I'm working on editing it now. It's called Purple and it's romantic fiction although the characters are all based on real people and a lot of the events in the book are based on real events.
Cora is a shy, lonely, awkward girl in her senior year of high school. She's never had a boyfriend and this depresses her. She feels left out from her two closest friends because they both have boyfriends and always hang out together. She likes people, but she's so awkward around guys she doesn't know how to make them like her back. Then she meets Archer. Cora has never liked anyone as much as she likes him and is determined to make things work out this time and be different. Things slowly start to work out. He asks her to ask him to prom, they start talking, he asks her for her number, they get to know each other, and finally, Cora learns that he likes her too. Their relationship is great, they're in love, they're happy. Everything is perfect. They're going to be together forever. But the happiness and perfection starts to dwindle when Cora has to leave for college because Archer is in high school two hours away. But they make it work. They're still madly in love. Until tragedy strikes and leaves Cora wondering where to go from here.
It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live.
Three ideas, working on two, thinking about that other one and wondering when on Earth that one's going to get around to being written. [That one's just a jerk.]
But I'm gonna pitch those other two because you said to, persuasive YWS entity.
Pitch one: This is a story about an amusement park.
Pitch two: This is a story about the adolescent transformation into happiness.
The idea is there, but I really need to sit down and get a draft on the page. Then I think I'll save if for NaNo if college doesn't eat all of my writing time.
Never forget who you are, for surely the world will not. Make it your strength. Then it can never be your weakness. Armor yourself in it, and it will never be used to hurt you.
