- Posting Speed
- Multiple posts per day
- One post per day
- 1-3 posts per week
- Writing Levels
- Adept
- Advanced
- Adaptable
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- No Preferences
- Genres
- Steampunk, Romance, Scifi, Horror, Modern, and Fantasy, although I'm always jazzed to try something new.
I've got a serious craving for this idea in particular, and it's been nagging at me since I left.
The idea is this:
A character lives their life from childhood to adulthood with an imaginary acquaintance that they've accepted as a part of their lives, through thick and thin. This acquaintance has acted as their protector, their friend, and their confidant for as long as the character can remember.
Beyond this rather vague outline, I'm looking for a confident writer who's not afraid to use the full spectrum of emotions for a character.
The setting isn't as important to me as the rapport built between the characters. I'd be glad to throw my character into nearly any setting, or -if you'd rather- I can whip up a world for it on my onesie. I'm quite capable in Post-apocalyptic, science-fiction, and horror settings, but I'd be just as glad to take the scenario into another sort of theme.
Romance is a possibility, not an expectation.
The idea is this:
A character lives their life from childhood to adulthood with an imaginary acquaintance that they've accepted as a part of their lives, through thick and thin. This acquaintance has acted as their protector, their friend, and their confidant for as long as the character can remember.
Beyond this rather vague outline, I'm looking for a confident writer who's not afraid to use the full spectrum of emotions for a character.
The setting isn't as important to me as the rapport built between the characters. I'd be glad to throw my character into nearly any setting, or -if you'd rather- I can whip up a world for it on my onesie. I'm quite capable in Post-apocalyptic, science-fiction, and horror settings, but I'd be just as glad to take the scenario into another sort of theme.
Romance is a possibility, not an expectation.