- A dystopia where everyone chooses to be bound to a certain mode of transport (skateboard, rollerblades, etc.) for life and is inducted into a faction for that vehicle and trained to hate all other factions
- A world where magic can bring one corpse (in good condition) back to life in exchange for killing someone else, and vise versa
- "in a flash, he backhanded Ace across the jaw." (Mac dictionary entry: backhand)
- A character with sporadic fatal insomnia
- A "bad guy" protagonist
- "We just had a 15-Watt laser delivered to us, but they didn't give us any instructions." (overheard during my physics lab)
- Cities that look like giant circuit boards
- Powers based off famous paradoxes (i.e., an archer whose arrows behave similarly to the Doctor Who statue-things for Zeno's paradox)
- A car park echoing with the sound of scrapers getting ice off the various windshields
- A "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" type of Hetalia fan fiction
Monday, December 2, 2013
Fragments VI
The madness will never stop.
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You made me look up sporadic fatal insomnia and you made me sad :(
ReplyDeleteThe laser without instructions sounds like a potential comedy.
Mim
Pretty horrific, isn't it?
DeleteDefinitely.
I really like the Ace one, for some reason. That was a dictionary entry? How weird...
ReplyDeleteI'm curious about sporadic fatal insomnia, but now that I read the other comment I'm scared to click on the link.
The powers based off paradoxes sounds pretty cool. Maybe you could put it into your X-Men-esque one, since you were trying to think up a way to make it more original?
Yes. I think it would actually be quite fun to have a job writing all of the example sentences for a dictionary. There are some silly ones out there.
DeleteHaha, well, it's pretty much what it sounds like...
Yeah... I don't know. That story didn't have much planned for it, so it may not be worth it. We'll see if I can find a good premise/plot, for either.