I quit out on the prospector thing, now I'm working on nothing.

Me, I want

I'm working on a book totally based on my life this year: love, jealously and sadness.

...I kinda quit the backstory thing. I dunno why, I just can't come up with anything original enough when I'm using someone else's characters. It kinda means its not 'my' story if you see what I mean. So now I'm working on Plan B, which is try to resurrect the story I was going to write with TS2 but never got round to posting (or really writing anything other than the first two chapters). :P

As of now I am writing a chapter book about... well, I don't want to ruin the surprise, but anyways, it's an action and adventure book... fiction. It also contains morals related to friendship and teamwork/trusting others.

I am in the process of reasearching for my murder mystery in the eyes of murder.

I'm currently writing a fantasy story... Haven't worked on it in a while though -.-

A story about an angsty, promiscuous bitch. Oh, and some other characters.

Wow, this group is totally dead.

I'm also working on a story about a guy and a girl and the progression of their relationship. It's quite simple, but I like it.

Threadcromancy!

^Sounds interesting, PixCii. Are you messing with chronology? I always think that chronologically disorderly love stories, à la 500 Days of Summer, are so interesting.

I'm writing a prose piece based around a line from Richard Siken's exquisite "You Are Jeff": "You're in a car with a beautiful boy and he won't tell you that he loves you, but he loves you." I love writing prose with refrains, so this is right up my alley.

I'm currently writing a novel(la) for NaNoWriMo. Just something quick, unedited but hopefully over 50k words. Blue Lakes is about a depressed beat cop (Summer Tan) who becomes obsessed with the murder of her aunt's ex-husband, and, after a series of unfortunate events, commits suicide. She wakes up a few hours later, however, and goes to the quiet but eerie Minnesota town of Blue Lakes, where her grandmother Sun Ying is sleuthing. On the eve of her departure, Tan is drowned in the lake, but awakes in the Minneapolis Insane Asylum, in what appears to be a parallel universe. Now questioning her own sanity and having to cope with sporadic "jumps" between realities, in addition to being pursued by shady FBI Special Agent Jericho Franklin and his partner Helena Torres. In both the asylum and Blue Lakes, she must rely on help from the most unconventional of places to find the truth behind her reality and put a stop to the shifts; one way or another.

I most certainly am messing with chronology. I love writing stories like that.

im writting a story about a girl and here big family.shes called lucy jones.theres a school for vampires,witches and warlocks,faires(but not girly winged ones,ones that can read peoples minds)and wearwolfes.shes a witch.they have tons of adventures at school.only on chapter one.

shadow pharoph a story i started a month ago and still have'nt finnished it

I'm working on my novel, did three or four hours today, the same yesterday, yet i never feel i'm moving it along quick enough.

Writing is like, hard!

Sad zombie story. I haven't worked on it in 3 months.

This group always needs more love.

I'm working on something called I Couldn't Get the Boy to Kill Me. It's about two male assassins named Lior and Jude who are madly in love, but they both have moral quandaries with the nature of their work and want to lead a suburban existence free of bloodshed. Lior wants it more than anything (perhaps even more than Jude does), and as he sees it, the only way to be free of their dangerous profession is to ensure that they can't be dragged back due to information of their whereabouts volunteered by friends. As such, he goes around the world killing anyone who knows enough to jeopardize their idyllic future. He's a good guy trapped in a bad world and a bad set of circumstances, so works to keep it a secret from Jude, deals with the moral repercussions of what he's doing, and struggles to justify his actions to Jude when Jude discovers what he's up to.

More than the sum of the plot, though, I think it's about how it's possible to love someone too much-- how love can become so frightening and all-encompassing that the things it would drive a person to do are terrifying and immoral. It's also about the danger of forgetting who you are when you're in love and allowing the other person to consume you entirely. It's kind of a tragedy, in a way.

UPDATE: I'm working on a story about monster-hunters. I hope to make money off it. I'm also making a CSI story for the creative section of MTS, but should I make it a Sims story instead? I don't like taking pictures.

A novel I have started in December. I really like adore it. I only have around 60 pages left, can't wait to publish it.

Nothing at the present time, which is quite infuriating. I just can't seem to eek anything out =/

My sims 3 story, taking pictures is harder than it sounds! I need to get the writing finished up so I can finish up a few short stories then get cracking on the planning of my new novel.

A novella, due for publication in a literary magazine in January/February of next year, and a few short stories which I like to keep around as a means of tracking my progress and improvements in writing.

This group is far too inactive for my liking!

I'm working on a novel, seeing as I have a hell of a lot of spare time this year, and a few short stories which will no doubt end up within the novel. It's going to be a long process, working on this, but I hope it will be worth it in the end.

Yeah I agree with you lethifold.