#fbaxterwrites

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Genre: Horror, Fantasy, Fiction

Novel Type/Format: Standalone, epic/super novel word count

Point of View: Third person omniscient perspective

Setting(s):  Any public locations you can think of that people would rush to during an apocalypse.

Status: Outlining, Storyboarding for a potential webcomic, character creating (since there will be a ton explored and a TON more to die)

Features:  Hegemony, apathy, strong versus weak thinking, pack mentality, heightened elitism and discrimination, dogmatic thinking and doing everything it takes in the name of survival.

Content Warnings and Triggers:  Gore, mentioning gore, extreme physical and sometimes sexual violence, murder and torment.

Tag(s): Dracula, Fatima Baxter’s Dracula

Overview: This one's name is still kind of undecided. I feel like obviously only Bram Stoker can pull the title Dracula but so what. Fatima Baxter’s Dracula it is for now. Let me live.

This is my dream of what a Vampire should be.

Logline:  Set 2 years after the destruction of civilization due to the apocalypse brought upon humanity by nearly half the population becoming snarling blood-lusting beings, whoever is left must do anything to survive.

Links: *links to outline doc, to doc, to drive folder, to tag(s) and calmpaper(?)*

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Genre: Science Fiction, Drama, Suspense

Novel Type/Format: Standalone, novel word count

Point of View: First person perspective

Setting(s): Within a zoo prison for the majority of the time.

Status: Outlining, Storyclocking

Features: A literal animalistic sense of hierarchy and survival of the fittest, human rights violations and exploring the idea of what society should do to their “worst” and what forms of punishment is acceptable and justifiable.

Content Warnings and Triggers: Crime, mentions of crime, violence and slight gore descriptions.

Tag(s): The KLAUS Project, TKP

Overview: The KLAUS Project was based on a writing prompt from the legendary Prompt Guy of @writing-prompt-s​ before the great delete. It had something to do with prisons being zoos and whala. There is an homage to Klaus of American Dad in this.

Logline: A boy sentenced to 9 years as a bird for a mugging tries to serve his term as conflict arises with other prisoners in animal bodies.

Summary: This story explores criminals being sentenced to spend their time in the bodies of cloned animals, depending on the crime. The protagonist, as an accessory to a brutal mugging that leaves the victim with permanent damage, he is sentenced to 9 years as a bird.

Links: *links to outline doc, to doc, to drive folder, to tag(s) and calmpaper(?)*

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