What are you writing now?

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I am writing 2 books so far.

Book #1:

I have not decided what I am going to call it yet.It's a sci-fi/fantasy thoygh.It's about a girl named Leela and her best friend,Riley.They go to a new school(Leela's in the 9th and Riley's in the 10th)They meet 2 people:a girl named Sid and a boy named Damon.Leela soon falls for both of them.
But Leela and Riley's worlds are about gto change upside down as they learn that Sid and Damon are half-breed angels sent to earth to fight off demons who are plotting against the world.Leela and Riley are soon caught up in all of this and they help Damon and Sid.

Book #2:

Takes place in 1915.Will is a 16-year-old mute girl who is an outcast in thier community of 700.But she also has a gift for communicating with animals.One day,as she can't take her lie anymore so she flees the village and wonders off into the forbidden forest.There she encounters a strange boy.She soon learns that he is a werewolf.They soon fall in love.

I'm sorry if the summary sucked.

I'm also writing a poem but the only lines I ahve down so far are:

I'm trapped in my box,slowly going insane
unable to hold back tears,unable to cope with the pain

What are you writing now?

-SpaceCase

where should i start...?

Click here to read what there is of the novel I'm working on. If you look at the dates you can see the uber slow pace I'm going at. I'M TAKING FIVE COLLEGE CLASSES, DANGIT! That and I'm a lazy brat. It's about 32,000 words now, and maybe a bit more than halfway through.

Anyway it has mature content, be warned. Not explicit descriptions, but loads of language and thematic stuff, so please don't click that if you're too young, howver young too young is.

I'm not even gonna try to summarize it. It's bizarre. I will say this though: It takes very little of its content seriuously, and the characters don't take each OTHER seriously. It's not a serious novel; it's supposed to be a sort of enjoyable read.

1 - a collection of short stories based on dreams. I am not writing them with the intent of faithfully expressing, image for image, what has occurred in the dream, but in a way that hopefully makes them accessible to people other than myself.

2 - a sci-fi graphic novel that is a collaboration with an artist friend of mine.

Still working on a fantasy story called Guardian of Shadow. It's about an unsuspecting young lad who's chosen to become the heir to the Guardian of Shadow. The story needs a bit of background explanation so here it is:
There are two guardians, one of light and one of shadow. Each guardian rules for a hundred years before choosing an heir, who must become a guardian him or herself by killing the previous guardian. The story revolves around a quest to put down an impostor guardian with an enormous amount of political power and thus preventing an all-out war from breaking out in the Nine Realms.

I'm working on a novel about children. After three months, I'm 9,193 words in. It sounds pitiful, but it's a blazing fast pace for me.

I've plot-scripted several novels, but I don't know how many of them are actually going to be completed.

First one:
A man kills his brother and it is up to friends to find out what has happened, including a very reluctant Elven Ranger. In the end, it all ends up okay.

Second one:
A sixteen-year-old boy finds out he has AS and basically what happens after that.

I've oft fancied writing books, but any idea I come up with is gay or unoriginal. I had this idea of a story about the Earth in the year 2065, where everyone has microchips inplanted in their brains to regulate their emotions and prevent open mindeness and free speech, but someone beat me to it... with a drug

I'm currently writing a fan fiction novel in which a bunch of movie characters get zapped into the real world... just broke 80,000 words. ;P

I just wrote down my name on a piece of paper.
-SpaceCase

I finally started writing down some story idea (a very vivid scene that came from a dream I think) that has been rolling around in my head for a few months. I filled up a page almost immediately (which I'm sure doesn't sound very impressive to some but for me that usually takes forever).