mega bunny

[beccaelizabeth]

I have extra large plot bunny of how to make Chaos Bleeds into an interesting, character based, multiply slashy and actually readable story. I'm typing the bunny now. But I don't know if I should post it as bunny or find a co-writer to, erm, well, do the part with all the words actually. Since I have three five about thirty unfinshed stories on the go right now already.

It's a good bunny because it makes Ethan a central character instead of a plot device. His team is Ethan, Giles, Buffy, Willow, Xander and Andrew (and there is a logical reason for this). The opposing team is... half of the plot twists. And the ending involves Andrew saving the day in a way none of the other characters could. But still being Andrew.

The pairings are also a lot of the plot twists, but Ethan/Giles obviously included.

Today I like this bunny. But it will never get beyond summary stage by me writing it. Too many people.

Comments

[estepheia.livejournal.com]

How about finding a co-author?

[beccaelizabeth]

volunteers?


I have the nice, long, rambly, not particularly linear, eight page call it a summary. I have a good idea of where all the logic holes are. Or at least the first round of logic holes. There usually turn out to be more. In my experience bunnies is all about holes. But I also know where the logic leads in other ways and a lot of the twists and stuff.

But now I'm going to go back to the story I started a thousand words of yesterday and see if I can make more there until it is finished. I hear it's a popular method of storytelling...

[estepheia.livejournal.com]

I'd be interested in collaborating - but not within the next few months. :-)

[dodyskin.livejournal.com]

There's a community called ficuplines that is dedicated to getting co-authors together. You might find someone there who can help you.

[beccaelizabeth]

right
I knew that
apparently
because I joined it


and then forgot all about it


thanks :)