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Baby Doll
Did you mean to write wraith or wrath?
Did you mean to write wraith or wrath?
See lessa frustrated female werecat trying to be with the woman she loves discovers an ancient secret hidden beneath the city and fights alongside a surprising ally to prevent all out destruction
Louise, The werecat theme should be the main draw in this. Any possible way you can describe this anti-hero to us in more detail? Finding a secret under a city is well... not very feature driving. I can't think how it will drive the whole story narrative. Surprising alley means nothing to the log. ARead more
Louise,
The werecat theme should be the main draw in this. Any possible way you can describe this anti-hero to us in more detail? Finding a secret under a city is well… not very feature driving. I can’t think how it will drive the whole story narrative. Surprising alley means nothing to the log.
A woman (sometimes or always?) transforms into a wolf-like creature with primal tendencies to…
See lessWhile the country is being swept by an epidemic where the people are gradually fading away from existence, a struggling poet tries to compose an ode to his amnesic father, but must deal with his overbearing mother who is hell bent on sending him abroad to escape from this fate.
emvshah, Your log is all over the place. I'll try to break down what you wrote as I understand it. People are vanishing into thin air - That's a damn big ass deal and something that I would make the main story obstacle 100% of the time. But you shift to: A poet (MC) focuses on a poem to his father wRead more
emvshah,
Your log is all over the place. I’ll try to break down what you wrote as I understand it.
People are vanishing into thin air – That’s a damn big ass deal and something that I would make the main story obstacle 100% of the time.
But you shift to:
A poet (MC) focuses on a poem to his father who doesn’t even remember anything all the while this major holocaust is happening?
And then his main antagonistic force he must deal with is his mother who wants to ship him away somewhere because she’s overbearing in the face of this human ending event?
So that he can escape his fate? How is that related to the event?
Saaaayyyy wwwhhhhaaatttt????
I will say the vanishing thing is intriguing, however.
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