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keykIt looks my stories can be divided as follows:
Baptism of the Lost (most over dramatic title ever, formerly Shards of Glass): Medieval civilization, Shakespeare (DON'T LAUGH 8I)
Centrifugal Force: Science and psychology
False Cycle (formerly Winter Before Spring): Modern, postmodern literature/ war literature
Imagination Fall: Modern philosophy, some modern, postmodern literature
Tried Novelties (formerly Of Yours and Mine): Engineering, math, science, economics, fairytale, gothic literature
"The Vendor and the Runaway": Early 1900s Asian civilization, fairytale literature
Some of these combinations are just nuts. Like Tried Novelties. Just thought I'd put this together once I realized that Imagination Fall was morphing into a philosophy paper in comic form. Phenomenology! Imagination or truth! What death entails! METAPHYSICS. Blah blah blah. Well, you write what you like and I guess like too much. :|a This also means I have a looot of research ahead of me.
I could go into further detail of things I'm unabashedly plugging into my stories, but since the majority of these stories aren't fully fleshed out and are just skeleton frames atm, I probably shouldn't. Like BotL (lulz, BOTTLE--yes I chose that title partly for its acronym). You would laugh if I told you that I pulled stuff from the American government's structure and...well, I used it somewhere you probably wouldn't think to see it used. I THINK OUR GOVERNMENT SYSTEM IS KINDA COOL OK.
Man, I had wanted to do TVatR earlier, but...er, it's set in early 1900s Japan, and, uh, when I'm already dealing with stuff that's kinda heavy in that story (deep under piles of happy) there's also the fact that, uh, I...I reference the earthquake of that time period. It's a bad time to write it. It is an optimistic story with optimistic characters! BUT IT'S STILL A BAD TIME (I think). On the backburner it goes!
Then there was this other short story I had planned on doing (and posted about ooonce and no one remembers it). That will probably be my first project. This one is depressing/confusing (I'm so sorry) as heck! But if I do end up joining the MICC, I won't send in TVatR like planned but this one instead. Even though I invested more into TVatR's story than this one I'm mentioning (you can tell; it doesn't even have a title), it's more prudent to send this one than TVatR. So yep! DEPRESSING STORY FIRST! SORRY KIDS.
For my sake though, let me make up a placeholder (and potentially final) title:
"A Story Mistold"
And for categorizing it: Postmodern literature, psychology
Baptism of the Lost (most over dramatic title ever, formerly Shards of Glass): Medieval civilization, Shakespeare (DON'T LAUGH 8I)
Centrifugal Force: Science and psychology
False Cycle (formerly Winter Before Spring): Modern, postmodern literature/ war literature
Imagination Fall: Modern philosophy, some modern, postmodern literature
Tried Novelties (formerly Of Yours and Mine): Engineering, math, science, economics, fairytale, gothic literature
"The Vendor and the Runaway": Early 1900s Asian civilization, fairytale literature
Some of these combinations are just nuts. Like Tried Novelties. Just thought I'd put this together once I realized that Imagination Fall was morphing into a philosophy paper in comic form. Phenomenology! Imagination or truth! What death entails! METAPHYSICS. Blah blah blah. Well, you write what you like and I guess like too much. :|a This also means I have a looot of research ahead of me.
I could go into further detail of things I'm unabashedly plugging into my stories, but since the majority of these stories aren't fully fleshed out and are just skeleton frames atm, I probably shouldn't. Like BotL (lulz, BOTTLE--yes I chose that title partly for its acronym). You would laugh if I told you that I pulled stuff from the American government's structure and...well, I used it somewhere you probably wouldn't think to see it used. I THINK OUR GOVERNMENT SYSTEM IS KINDA COOL OK.
Man, I had wanted to do TVatR earlier, but...er, it's set in early 1900s Japan, and, uh, when I'm already dealing with stuff that's kinda heavy in that story (deep under piles of happy) there's also the fact that, uh, I...I reference the earthquake of that time period. It's a bad time to write it. It is an optimistic story with optimistic characters! BUT IT'S STILL A BAD TIME (I think). On the backburner it goes!
Then there was this other short story I had planned on doing (and posted about ooonce and no one remembers it). That will probably be my first project. This one is depressing/confusing (I'm so sorry) as heck! But if I do end up joining the MICC, I won't send in TVatR like planned but this one instead. Even though I invested more into TVatR's story than this one I'm mentioning (you can tell; it doesn't even have a title), it's more prudent to send this one than TVatR. So yep! DEPRESSING STORY FIRST! SORRY KIDS.
For my sake though, let me make up a placeholder (and potentially final) title:
"A Story Mistold"
And for categorizing it: Postmodern literature, psychology
