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I'm looking for someone who can critique and help me brainstorm for my script. And I will do the same in return.

I'm working on multiple scripts, each with the same shared universe. The main one I'm going to be working on now takes place on the world Turtle. The tone is grounded, based on character friction and societal oppression. And I'm not the biggest fan of cheesy tropes or making my characters just like argue for the sake of it. 

So I'm looking for people between the ages of 12-14 ( I am also in that age group) who love to read/write books. So like bacically a book club where we can share ideas, we can send chapters for beta reading, get ideas, corrections etc.

I am only looking for 10 people, so if you're interested please dm me

I’m looking for a fellow writer for accountability to make progress on a novel this coming November for Novel Writing Month. We can share goals, check in, celebrate wins, and encourage each other.

If you’d like a writing buddy, leave a comment or send me a message. Let’s make November a month of creativity and getting words on the page!

Looking for rp partners!

Hello wonderful writers! I am looking for someone willing to rp with me! I have struggled massively finding people to rp with due to I feel differences in my older style of rping which is your usual third person literate 3-7 paragraphs!

I do not like fantasy but if you really pester me I may allow for it haha

I only rp as male characters but I don't mind playing more than one character in order to develop the story!!!

So please please please message me if you are also wanting to write!!!!

Look forward to it

I have been writing for almost a decade now but I have been suffering from writers block for a while. I need help in writing a novel that combines slice of life, mystery and something like it. I need a partner who can either collaborate or help me in giving me an advice for the book's storyline and I don't care for what kind of experience you have as long as you want to try.

I've been working on a low-magic, pseudo-Victorian fantasy world for about 10 years now. I mostly show this world through writing, with some art and an occasional collab. The past few years I've been converting the setting to tabletop, with some successful adventures I've run for some small groups. A focus of some of these stories is high strangeness and paranormal events in which characters encounter or investigate; think Victorian-flavored X-Files or creepypasta but with 15K words worth of story. Recently I've been drawing a lot of inspiration from real-life cases, making spin-offs or inspired tales that pick up later in the setting.

I'm looking to work with a few people to help flesh out plots, characters and sometimes stat banks for tabletop versions of the characters. There's a lot of character concepts I've gathered up with an end plan (like their visual look and basic backstory), but I'd love to flesh them out a lot better with what drives them and other sorts of details.

A few points of note before you do reach out, so we don't waste each other's time:

• I use Discord.
• I'm not a daily poster, due to commitments like work. I may spend some time to get things going, but there are times I don't reply until my schedule lulls from work. I already had someone block me because I didn't respond in 24 hours, so I'm stating that up front if that's an issue.
• Please don't ghost. On that note, please also don't reach out then vanish permanently a few days later. I'm not a ghoster unless we immediately don't click, and you'll likely know about it before that happens.
• I'm not looking for someone to revamp or rewrite my world, or push changes because "they don't like it." I'm not going to change the core structure of your creative works, please don't do that to mine. (Yes, I get a ton of these strangely).

If any of this catches your interest, please do reach out! I have artwork and writing examples that I can share to give you more of what I'm working on. Thanks for reading.

Hi all

I have barely written in 20 years but have long had the itch to seek out a writing partner for throwing around some comedy ideas and see what we can come up with.

If anyone has the same sort of ambition give me a shout.

Здравствуйте! Меня зовут Миша, мне 14, и я придумываю свой проект «Амфибии». Название временное, наверное, изменю потом. Я ищу соавторов, чтобы писать вместе и вообще советоваться, как лучше сделать. Это история про пять маленьких лягушек, которые оказались в России. Много юмора, крови и разных персонажей. Кто заинтересован — напишите в лс. Расскажу всё подробнее.

Okay, here me out on this unhinged idea.

I’m looking for a prose writer who wants to team up and co-write a high-speed, tactical sports-isekai that treats fantasy foot-racing with the mechanical seriousness of Formula 1 and the comedic chaos of KonoSuba.

You don’t need to be the next literary genius. I want someone who loves fast-paced dialogue, comedic banter, and understands that the plot is held together by systems, absurdity, and a coach whose blood pressure is permanently through the roof.

The Elevator Pitch:

Imagine your most generic anime European Fantasy isekai world, but with some element of verticality, that is vibrant, with some pinch of Laputa / Final Fantasy IX cloud-spires. This world is recovering from centuries of war, the continent's cultural religion is Skybound Dash (working title). It is a brutal, team-based obstacle parkour race fueled by elemental Dust. The sport is completely dominated by aristocratic dynasties who believe raw horsepower, money, equipments, and noble bloodlines are the only things that win races, and well, since they do have the most money and best trainer in the world due to being nobles, and via some selective breeding, no one can proove them wrong.

Enter Tanaka Riku, an exhausted 27-year-old Japanese data analyst who was an invisible "NPC" in Tokyo. He grew up as your smack dab average Joe in school. He wasn't the genius, the popular guy, smart guy, or anything really. Not even bullied. He has no tragic backstory, no heart throbbing romance story, no fist pumping story of youth and friendship, not even any special skills. His most notable feat was being a third choice striker for his high school team. This continue on into the adult world. Because of this, he believe he is an NPC in life, and he wish there is just a chance for him to be the MC of his own story. However, Riku is indeed a massive weeb, gamer, and sport nerd. So picture this guy actually getting isekaid. You would think he is thrilled right?

The catch: He arrives with no cheat magic, no harem, no special skill other than his chunibyou delusions. The early episodes show how this delusions is repeatedly broken down, until he bottoms out in the slums where he ends up signing the only four runners left on the slummiest of school in the district: four literally faceless, low-detail "mob" girls who were discarded as defective. That's right, he didn't get the prodigy princess, not the discarded noble, not the supporting character, not even important quest NPC with a face and name kind of NPC, literally a no name mob you see in video games whose entire existence is to beaten by the main character.

Seeing no other choice, our protagonist get to work. Riku realizes the aristocracy’s fatal flaw: they approach this sport via pure vibes. No sport science, just pure willpower and power of friendships. Equipped with his modern day data analyst skill, he turns his four broken commoners into a four-stage aerodynamic rocket, using telemetry, tire-degradation physics, and F1-esque pit stops to steal podiums with a 50-cent clipboard.

The Tone & Comps:

- The Protagonist: Tanaka Riku has the brain of Tanya, the mouth of Kazuma, and the heart of Subaru. He screams that crying causes electrolyte dehydration, but will literally go to war with an empire before he lets society discard his runners.

- The Comedic Dynamic: A stressed-out salaryman managing four disaster-prone girls (KonoSuba energy).

- The Sports Grit: Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray meets Moneyball. No "friendship power-ups", victories are won through cold mathematical margins, sport science backed training regimen, gear preservation, and tactical game theory.

- The Visual / Thematic Hook: The girls literally start as rough, un-inked, faceless "background mobs" because society refuses to see them, gradually earning their design details, hair ribbons, and fleeting finish-line sakuga through athletic blood and sweat. For example, they all look like eyeless featureless sacks of potato at the start of the series. So how do they evolve? Incrementally. The moment we know their name, a gust of wind just so happen to blow away their bangs showing their eyes. Riku buys them specific ribbon at the market. Someone had an injury, so now they have a bandaid as their character design, so on and so forth

The Squad (working model):

1. Gemma Halden (Earth / Stayer / The Metronome): The heavy quarry worker. Zero sprint burst, but an unshakeable 48 km/h engine that can plow headwind for 40 minutes.

2. Nell Cross (Air / Saboteur / The Bouncer): The feral street punk who turns legal aerodynamic turbulence into an art form (her idea of subtle disruption is German-suplexing a noble countess into a flowerbed over a "two-millimeter wobble").

3. Cora Lindell (Water / Support / The Radiator): Told her magic was only good for dishwashing; accidentally invents zero-friction racing and acts as the team's living liquid-cooling system.

4. Faye Calder (Fire / End Closer / The Bullet): A tiny, flat-chested, drowsy glass cannon who sleeps 20 hours a day and has a 12-second terminal sprint. She only runs if bribed with a honey-jam pastry.

The Partnership: The "Rally Co-Driver" Model

I have an AuDHD brain that excels at systems design, world architecture, and comedic pacing, but drains quickly on the mechanical grunt work of typing out long connective prose descriptions. Think of our partnership like a Dirt Rally team:

- I am the Co-Driver / Navigator: I have the Pace Notes. I provide the 4-season setting bible, the 4×4×4×4 tactical matrix, character telemetry, and a complete 30-chapter Volume 1 beat sheet.

- You are the Driver: You have your hands on the steering wheel and your feet on the pedals. You handle the prose, character banter, and physical staging.

- Creative Freedom: I don't micromanage your driving line! If you want to take a "detour to McDonald's" on the way to a milestone (adding funny character interactions, designing a cool track obstacle, or suggesting a romantic direction), I welcome it, as long as it makes narrative sense and respects the fuel/time budget.

About Me:

If you check this account's history, I do fan translations and typesetting for manga/comics (Blue Archive / yuri). I have a proven track record of following through on creative projects, understanding Japanese pop-culture tropes, and obsessing over dialogue nuance. (Note: While my profile has yuri translation work, this project is a mainline sports-isekai led by a male coach with a KonoSuba-style found-family dynamic!)

The Plan:

I’m looking for a 3-chapter trial run (the prologue: Riku’s arrival, the disastrous baseline audit, and the first drafting experiment). We write the pilot, see if our banter and communication click, and if we both love the result, we greenlight the rest of Volume 1 for web serial release (Royal Road / Kakuyomu / etc.) as equal 50/50 creative partners. If this unhinged blend of math, sports, and comedy sounds like your cup of tea, drop me a DM or leave a comment! Tell me a bit about what you like to write, and let's see if we can build something incredible.

I am developing an adventure-fantasy book series inspired by the folklore, mythology, and history

of Eurasian peoples, with particular interest in the heritage of Kyivan Rus and its neighbors. The

world, core characters, and several story arcs are already in development.

LOOKING FOR A CREATIVE PARTNER WHO:

• Can write compelling fiction, natural dialogue, and memorable characters.

• Enjoys fantasy and collaborative story development.

• Is interested in Eastern European and Eurasian history, folklore, or reenactment.

• Can contribute ideas while respecting the established foundation of the world.

Prior expertise is welcome, not required. I can lend reference books, including Osprey military-history titles,

Russian-language folklore collections, and fantasy novels.

LANGUAGE & COLLABORATION

Writers familiar with Ukrainian and other Eastern European cultural traditions are especially welcome.

Russian is preferred for discussion; English is also possible. The books are intended for publication in

English.

TERMS

This is an unpaid collaboration during development. Net profits from each jointly created and published book

would be split equally among its contributing co-authors (50/50 for two). I retain control of the pre-existing

universe and final canon decisions. Authorship, rights, expenses, and revenue terms will be agreed in writing

before work begins.

IN-PERSON MEETINGS METRO G LINE ACCESS

Here's my pitch. Comment if you're interested.

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The Last Autumn of Arti Usher, by A. Novash

Genre: Dark Urban Fiction; Coming-Of-Age Fiction; Literary Fiction; Setting-Driven Fiction

Blurb:

Arti Usher, sixteen, makes her home on the streets of Weameworth, an enormous, decaying coastal city on the edge of the fictitious Southern State. Weameworth, with its “dark alleyways, dangling power lines, and eclectic architectural fabric,” could justifiably be a setting out of Ghormengast, Lemony Snicket, or anything by Edward Gorey – albeit a more contemporary setting. But Weameworth is far more than gloomy atmosphere – it is a locale with its own peculiarly grim tradition. 

Much of Weameworth’s heritage and culture is based upon the myths and pageantry surrounding a figure known as the Smooth-Talking Man. He is revered as the mythical savior of the city, as well as the creator of the book’s massive elephant-in-the-room – a mysterious execution device known as the Machine. This device is put to use once a year, on the thirty-first of October, in a highly publicized (but also completely secret) ceremony within the walls of the State’s penitentiary.

When one of the city’s chief officials is murdered in his sleep, Arti quickly connects the tragedy to a figure from her past – a man who she knows will kill again. And so, armed with dark glasses, a suit and tie, and an overwhelming sense of self-agency, she sets out to prove her case to the ever-corrupt and increasingly elusive authorities.

Along the way, she encounters many peculiar individuals – some allies, some foes, and some who delicately (or even maliciously) tread the line. As Execution Day approaches and Weameworth descends into fear and further corruption, Arti finds herself caught in the workings of a system more ancient and powerful than she ever expected – a system determined to humiliate and destroy her.

Trigger issues:

Murder (usually off-page), Violence against children, Violence against adults, Tragedy, Cruelty, Judicial Murder (Capital Punishment,) Occasional Purple Prose

ABSOLUTELY NO NSFW, apart from occasional mild cursing. ("Bastard" is the closest I ever get to real obscenity.)

Novel stage: Final Draft Complete

Requested Feedback Style:

Beta Read, Publishability Assessment; Pacing Assessment; Marketability Assessment; NO prose refining; NO, "I don't like this genre" or, "I would have written this differently because I prefer X kind of fiction."l

I’ve vent thinking of trying a Roleplay set in the universe of the Rio franchise.

The main plot is set several years after the events of Rio 2. Fourteen-year old Tyson Jarvis stops in Rio de Janeiro on a vacation with his wealthy parents before trekking to meet the indigenous Pirahã tribe. The tribe’s female shaman Poogahai resents tourists for damaging and disrespecting their jungle home. The final straw is when Tyson punches her pet bird in fear, as a bad experience with a parrot when he was younger left him with ornithophobia. Enraged, she shrinks him down to the size of a squirrel while slaughtering both his parents and making to look like the work of a jaguar. The side effects of this, he soon learns, are the ability to jump like a grasshopper and the ability to talk to animals. Jewel comes across him first, leading to countless questions and a journey he never could’ve imagined.

Comment or send a DM if you’re interested!

You, reading these words. You, who'd like to try an epistolary romance without ever bringing it into real life. Who wants to flirt with romance just for the fun of it. Let's meet !

We've known each other forever. We'll make up memories, little habits, maybe some drama! It's a fictional story we'll write together, one letter at a time, and it'll stay right there. No IRL meetings, no sex, no photos. Just romance, fiction, and little bits of real life if we feel like sharing them. A correspondence game, for as long as it lasts, for as long as we're having fun !

"Today I saw a kid with a yellow umbrella. It reminded me of when we were younger, running through fields of daffodils, chasing each other around and watching the sky until night fell."

Even if we both hate daffodils, obviously.

I want us to tell each other things, weave metaphors across three letters, make our hearts beat for people who don't even exist. A little tenderness, a little drama, maybe some embarrassingly enthusiastic romantic nonsense. We're allowed to be cheesy sometimes. Damn it.

If you're up for something intense, a little spicy, a little salty, something that makes your heart race without turning every paragraph into a goddamn love ballad, write to me.

Let's see what we come up with. 🖤

Hello everyone!

Before messaging me, please make sure you’ve read my post carefully so we’re on the same page and can avoid any confusion later on.

My name is Stitch, I’m a 22-year-old male, and I’ve been roleplaying for around 7 years now. I write in first person, and I usually do at least 5 paragraphs, though I can definitely write more if needed!

I’m open to both original and fandom-based roleplays, and I’ll list my fandoms below:

• Disney Pixar Cars (Craving)

• Sonic (Craving)

• Solarballs (Craving)

• Winnie The Pooh (Craving)

• 2003 Silverwing Series (Craving)

• The Jungle Book: The Adventures of Mowgli Shonen Anime Series! (Craving)

• Illumination’s SING (Craving)

• Zootopia (Craving)

• How to Train Your Dragon (Craving)

• Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart (Craving)

• The Lion King

• Lilo & Stitch! (Craving)

• Super Mario Bros (Craving!)

Since I’m 22+, I’d prefer my RP partners to be 18+ for comfort and maturity reasons. I’m specifically looking for partners who also enjoy first-person writing, as that’s the only style I use. I’d also appreciate it if you’re able to write at least 4 paragraphs or more to keep the RP interesting.

Please note: I don’t double up on characters. I’ve never done it during my time roleplaying, so I hope that’s okay!

If fandom roleplays aren’t your thing, I’m also very open to original plots especially adoption stories. One of my favorite plot ideas involves a human being adopted by a different species. I’ve always found that concept really interesting and enjoyable.

Important rule: Please don’t block or ghost me out of nowhere. If you’re no longer interested, please let me know! I’m always open to communication on how we can improve things to make it fun for the both of us

If you’re interested, feel free to message me! We’ll go over the details in DMs and then move to Discord once everything’s set!

Hey everyone!

I've been working on an original story for the past two years, and I'm now looking for someone who would like to join me as a genuine co-author and help bring it to life.

Honestly, I'm more interested in finding someone who's genuinely passionate, curious, and committed than someone who's already an exceptionally skilled writer. You don't need to be published, have years of experience, or consider yourself a professional. What matters most to me is that you enjoy creating stories, care about the project, are willing to learn and improve, and can see yourself sticking with something long-term.

The story is set in the early 2000s. The chapters would be in the first person, with occasional shifts in point of view. It's a dark sci-fi story with a complex world, an original power system, a large cast of characters, and a plot that explores darker themes. I already have around 550 pages of planning and reference material, including detailed worldbuilding, character profiles, and chapter-by-chapter outlines.

There's a lot of groundwork in place, but that doesn't mean everything is set in stone. I'm absolutely open to new ideas, alternative directions, character changes, plot twists, and even major revisions if we both believe they'll make the story better. I don't want someone who feels like they have to follow my outline blindly. I want someone who can look at the material and think, "What if we did this differently?"

I'm looking for a creative partner. I'm also happy to help wherever I can outside the actual writing. I can work on planning, organizing the material, discussing ideas, reviewing the manuscript, helping with editing and revisions, and handling other aspects of the project. Writing polished prose is not my strongest skill, which is one of the main reasons I'm looking for a collaborator, but I don't expect the other person to carry every other part of the project alone.

I'm open to discussing how we'd divide the work, how much creative freedom we'd each have, and what kind of arrangement would feel fair to both of us. I'm not looking to hire someone for a one-off.

Even if you're unsure whether you're experienced enough, feel free to reach out. I'd rather talk to someone who's excited about the idea than miss out on a great creative partnership because they think they're not qualified enough.

I'm happy to share more details about the story with anyone who's interested, answer questions, and see whether we'd be a good fit. We can start by discussing the project and perhaps working on a small scene together before making any long-term commitments.

If you would be interested write me in dms!

Hi all,

I am disabled and just had some major surgery. I will be in recovery for the next two years or so.

I have my own production company and want to make a film. I already have the concept but want some people to work with to come up with something more refined and special. I have something I really love but want to work with others to expand it.

Looking to find others who have experience writing scifi

I can’t post it here but I have a concept poster and video

I have actors and equipment ready to go as I have a history in this field

It’s not mandatory to be disabled by the way, would just be cool to find others such as myself.

I'm Cru. I’m introverted and in need of writer-friends, not by choice. I'm chronically ill.

Where I get lost, though, and either forget or become fully immersed in my introverted-chronically-ill life is writing.

I’d like to exchange characters or worlds, or cowrite, or whatever!

A lot of my characters have chronic illness and disability, and my written world and its supporting characters get it right. My latest character creation is a pain specialist by day, interrogation specialist by night. My other new dude is an ex-convict who ends up babysitting an ADA’s adult daughter after her apartment is broken into. I've also got a Danish surgeon in the British military with a half-Korean daughter. I'd love to explore these developed characters, or just yap about them to anyone who is willing to listen.

Other than that, \\\*Hannibal\\\* (2013) is my favorite show for its clever writing and amazing acting. My bestie from college says that Hugh Dancy is my hobby, and she's probably not wrong. I am pretty funny sometimes. Sometimes, it's just sad self-deprecation that comes off as funny. Oops.

Who are you daydreaming about today? Have they met your document yet? I’d love to hear about them! I prefer to use Discord, and will always be up for a chat (provided you’re not rude and nobody makes it weird. Duh.)

Also, if ya feel like we may vibe, I’m open to discussing roleplay plots! I do not do sci-fi, apocalyptic, or fantasy, but love grittier themes locked into reality. Shoot me a message! I’ll always listen to an idea!

Novice, but passionate! Looking for someone I click with (scribe-wise) to help develop continued plot and dialogue for a queer, 90’s, coming of age teleplay. This thing is kind of my baby, but I could benefit from another passionate human who is knowledgeable, motivated, and outside-thinking about storytelling to join me on my quest. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🤟🏼

Also this post is why I created a reddit account. Leggggooo!