The Idea Conversation Topic! (The ICT)

[Bang Your Drum]

How about Turnball and his human wife...can't get more consequencial than that... or if your lookign for a more neutral resuklt of a interspecies relationship why not make both partners up from scratch? I'd rater see that than half heartly written A/H

[That Chick2]

I was think of another Artemis VS anything. Maybe Ciel?

[chocolatetruffles1]

Any ideas for a good ending of a fanfic.?
I have no idea, as this is my first fan fiction.
It's weird for just a plain goodbye.
Please help.

[Bang Your Drum]

Do you need ideas for an AF fanfic? Because a lot of people here write more than just AF 'fic.

[world is quiet here]

Any ideas for a good ending of a fanfic.?
I have no idea, as this is my first fan fiction.
It's weird for just a plain goodbye.
Please help.

Do you need ideas for an AF fanfic? Because a lot of people here write more than just AF 'fic.

^What is the Fan fic based on?

[Bang Your Drum]

Alright so I'm in the process of brainstorming some books for the younger side of YA. The books include some semi autobiographical stuff/basis. But anyways I'm also creating a faux fandom within the series 'verse.
The idea is that it's a long airing Irish television show focusing on the Grim Reaper )or something like that)
My concept for his appearance is based on John Darnielle and John Simm (ignore just how crappy this render is)

[The redeem3r]

I've really been considering getting back into writing. I have not written anything in I think going on 3-4 years, and I've had a recent urge to pick it back up.

I want to write a fanfiction short about Owlman, the alter-earth villainous personification of batman. I've been recently watching a bunch of superhero movies, and Owlman has stood out to me. I consider him a tragic hero (as he would consider himself. Tragic villain to the common man.). His nihilistic ideals really strike me as interesting. Basically he holds that every action, and therefore life, is objectively without meaning.

The best example of this viewpoint is when at the end of "The Crisis on Two Earths" he is transported with a large bomb from the "Earth Prime" to a lifeless Earth in an alternate Universe, and even though he still has time to deactivate the bomb and save his own life, he says to himself, "it doesn't matter." and smiles.

He realized that even if he were to deactivate it, an alternate version of him wouldn't, or an alternate version of him would never have created the bomb in the first place, and he would still live on. His dying would not, for all intents and purposes, mean his death. I can kind of understand his nihilistic viewpoints though I don't share them.

Basically the idea for my short is Owlman either finding a purpose to life, but inevitably his found purpose is defeated by his inner confliction between said purpose and his inherent nihilism; however, I fear that it would completely go against the character and that I wouldn't capture the character correctly.

Would anyone be interested in reading a story like that?

[Bang Your Drum]

That sounds pretty interesting to me... as long as I don't have to read/see tons of source material to understand.