Mine is fantasy, but it isn't really action oriented, more like about this romance within a group of nomadic women. I have the different things up and down in my head, but it isn't the most thrilling thing ever.
Have you decided on whether you are going to post yours?
Ooh. It sounds really cool, though, what I've read from the novel info! But yeah, most of my ideas aren't really thrilling, either.
I probably won't post mine. It's based off a private universe that a friend and I work on, and I'm a little uncomfortable with the quality and the dull plot. xD; I might change my mind later, though. I'm only four-five pages in.
Exciting! I do enjoy boy love and OT3s. VERY MUCH SO!
I plan to bum copies of the Sookie Stackhouse series offa my friends at some point, but I haven't actually read any of them yet. I heard they start out pretty awesome for the first few books, but Harris kind of overloads them throughout the series with a shit ton of love interests for Sookie. Perhaps?
I haven't really dabbled with OT3s that much, but my idea for one is so ~fantastical~ and cute that I HAVE to write it, or else I'll burst.
Yeah, that's what I've heard about Sookie. My Internet wife/BFF told me Sookie, although she's definitely better than Bella, tends to attract a lot of guys. Even in chapter one, it's implied that another guy likes her, other than Bill. I'm not sure how it's going to play out in the book, though. :/ I think bumming copies off of friends is a good idea. I bought the first one at only $7.99, and I think I'll borrow the rest from the library in case I don't like them.
I like Sookie a lot more than I like Bella though. She has personality and spunk!
Also, since I've watched the show first and am pretty hooked, I get the feeling that I won't like the books as much. From what it sounds like the books are basically all Sookie all the time, and I do love Sook, but when I watch the show, I'm generally much more interested in all the side characters and their troubles.
Exactly! And at least she has an existing backbone. It's a refreshing change from some of the female protagonists that get paired off with the vampires.
It does seem to be all about Sookie. We only discover things about the side characters from her view, since the book is in first person perspective. Not that it's a bad thing! But I understand what you mean, because I usually end up falling in love with the side characters, or at least the characters that aren't within the main cast.
Well, I can live with him 'poof'ing out of nowhere! Edward took his stalking to an extreme extent. (Greasing Bella's windows so they wouldn't squeek as he snuck in to watch her sleep. Twilight means never having to say you're kidding.)
Heh, you think that line about the artery in the groin is odd, I read this P.C Cast book once. Granted the book has to do with mythology, but referring to the main male character's penis as "his lightning bolt" isn't going to do anything but send me into a fit of giggles.
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I'm a little sad that my plot is a bit boring, though. I had this awesome idea for a fantasy with tons of action scenes, but I wasn't feeling it.
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Have you decided on whether you are going to post yours?
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I probably won't post mine. It's based off a private universe that a friend and I work on, and I'm a little uncomfortable with the quality and the dull plot. xD; I might change my mind later, though. I'm only four-five pages in.
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I plan to bum copies of the Sookie Stackhouse series offa my friends at some point, but I haven't actually read any of them yet. I heard they start out pretty awesome for the first few books, but Harris kind of overloads them throughout the series with a shit ton of love interests for Sookie. Perhaps?
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Yeah, that's what I've heard about Sookie. My Internet wife/BFF told me Sookie, although she's definitely better than Bella, tends to attract a lot of guys. Even in chapter one, it's implied that another guy likes her, other than Bill. I'm not sure how it's going to play out in the book, though. :/ I think bumming copies off of friends is a good idea. I bought the first one at only $7.99, and I think I'll borrow the rest from the library in case I don't like them.
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Also, since I've watched the show first and am pretty hooked, I get the feeling that I won't like the books as much. From what it sounds like the books are basically all Sookie all the time, and I do love Sook, but when I watch the show, I'm generally much more interested in all the side characters and their troubles.
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It does seem to be all about Sookie. We only discover things about the side characters from her view, since the book is in first person perspective. Not that it's a bad thing! But I understand what you mean, because I usually end up falling in love with the side characters, or at least the characters that aren't within the main cast.
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Lightning: ... You must enjoy ruining the mood. :|
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