Got a small fandom story idea? Want someone else to write it?

[marycrawford]

aka_arduinna pointed out that today is the last day to leave story prompts for the Small Fandom Fest! I discovered there weren't any Hercules: the Legendary Journeys prompts there yet, so you know what came next. *g*

My prompts are here, and the complete list of prompts is here; go add yours!

Anyone can add a story idea for any small fandom, you're not commiting yourself to write a story or claim a prompt yourself or anything. Which is good, because I haven't finished anything longer than a shopping list lately, and vid farr doesn't help. But I really want to write again.

Also, to the wonderful people on my flist who have done the 'if you could make me write any story in any fandom' meme: I want you to write me a Hercules story. Really a lot!

Only memes like that make me feel awkward and demanding, so I will just say this here and then pretend I haven't and then hit 'Post entry' quick and then run off. *zwoosh*

Comments

[giglet.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the heads-up! I've posted prompts for my most recent incredibly-underwritten fandoms!

[marycrawford.livejournal.com]

Oo, The Sting prompts, yay! (You've read Dorinda's fantastic Yuletide story for that fandom, right?)

[giglet.livejournal.com]

I have! I have read Dorinda's The Buried Treasure Racket (http://www.yuletidetreasure.org/archive/30/theburied.html)! And I'm reccing it everywhere I can!

The "The Sting" fandom is not as tiny as some I've been (in): I have a The State of "The Sting" Fandom (http://giglet.livejournal.com/315130.html) post that links to a number of fics. (I admit to writing some of them, but in a fandom this small, one can't pimp the fandom and be modest at the same time.)

[marycrawford.livejournal.com]

I have! I have read Dorinda's The Buried Treasure Racket! And I'm reccing it everywhere I can!

Me too! Such an amazing story. ♥

And eee, thanks for linking to your fandom overview! That's really cool. Dorinda's story was the first I'd read in the fandom, and it came at an uncannily right time - I'd just rewatched the movie over Xmas and read 'The Big Con', so I was primed, as it were. I'll go check out the stories. (And I know what you mean about the small fandom problem, no worries *g*)

[giglet.livejournal.com]

I'd just rewatched the movie over Xmas and read 'The Big Con',

Oh! I'm reading "The Big Con" now, and it's *wonderful*. First, of course, it's like watching "The Sting" all over again (or rather, watching "The Sting" is just like reading "The Big Con" only with Newman and Redford and beautiful cinematography added).

David Maurer's sweetness and sense of humor really come through in the book. It's making me very happy.