Hello! Welcome! I'm so happy you're here! I can't wait to read what you have written for me!
Do Not Want (DNWs):
Specific likes:
Writing Likes:
I'm all about the non-traditional story structures and I also enjoy any tense, any POV, any length. All characters can use any pronouns. I know there's a minimum wordcount, but if you did a 10-drabble story cycle, you would have my respect forever. Any rating is a-okay.
Art likes:
I love bright colors and muted pallets, abstract art, realistic art, cartoony, muted tones... basically, I like a lot of stuff.
My favorite thing in artwork is *emotion*, be that through the characters' expressions and body language or through the art style itself.
Open to treats!
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Mystery Flesh Pit National Park - Trevor Roberts
Hell yes! Hell yes! Hell yes! Good lord! I love this! It's a huge sandbox (no, it's a mystery flesh pit) and it seems like just SO MUCH FUN to play in. This would be an incredible place for a non-traditional format. In-universe documents?? A story from when it was just a weird tourist trap? The simple narrative of the 2007 disaster?? Jimmy Carter's staff diary on the trip out to the mystery pit? Gumption town council meeting minutes? What would the Pendleton National Park Collection signature blanket look like? Hell yes!!! Modern-day explorers? Future fic? POV of the creature whose flesh it is?? Yes! Yes! Hell yes!!!
Just... literally any direction leads to an incredible place. Feel free to flesh out a world with OCs, stick to the "canon characters" (such as they are), or just write a thousand words from the architecture firm hired to build out the National Park Visitor's Center. Oh man, I'm so pumped about this one!
Everything is bigger in Texas. Including the mystery flesh pit.
Canon specific opt-in: You can make this as weird and gross as you like.
Specific tag prompts:
I mentioned the Pendleton Blanket series above--that would be super fun to see. I'd love any sort of schematics. Artwork that could have come from an artist-in-residency program. How the NPS uniforms at this park differ from others. Postcards from the park! Travel posters!
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Tag prompts:
Snakes being cared for! Snake fights through history (hisstory?). Snake fighting costumes/methods through history. Weaponry available for use in snake fights, on display like the campus outdoors program or the library's A/V checkout room.
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Specific tag prompts:
Different robot colors and what they mean/specific skills of each. Training illustrations for new hires in the department outlining robot weaknesses and effective attacks. An image from a battle!
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This fandom feels ripe for some folktales, filk, poems, maps, and other sort of more "old timey" forms of in-universe meta, which is so cool.
Tag specific prompts:
Maps, renditions of the Horned Figure and hillbeast in a folk-art style, another perspective on the scene we can already see. I would also super enjoy a take on this art in your own style. Magical girl Horned Figure and Neko Atsume hillbeast? Hell yeah. What if they're both robots? You know I'm there for it. Just a straight-up rendition in the medium you prefer? Love to see it.
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On an OPTIONAL DETAILS ARE OF COURSE OPTIONAL note, I thought a very fun dynamic might be a poly quad: Narrator dating Graham and Margaret and Graham dating narrator and Arthur, plus Arthur and Margaret being great buds.
A note: feel free to name the narrator or not as you see fit!
Fanfiction:
I feel like this is the prompt of mine that lends itself most to a plot hook--how do these characters work together to find out more information about time travel? It could take place during or post-canon. Or, how does time travel work overall. It could also be fun to have something from older!Narrator POV.
In-universe meta:
Epistolary would also be awesome for this prompt (do the characters write letters, especially post-canon?). The book talks a lot about the reports Narrator is supposed to be preparing--what do those look like? What do the reports of other employees of the Ministry look like? Diaries, journals, describing the schematics of the door/time travel doohickey, Margaret's movie reviews... anything could be fun here!
Fan art:
Some prompts/ideas: Margaret's fashion choices!! Maybe a then/now image of all the characters. All the characters on a date! Blueprints of time travel devices. A layout of the Ministry offices, the home of Graham and the Narrator, a map with notable locations on it.
Now updated with prompts for all the fandoms! The formatting is still a mess (I'm so sorry)
Do Not Want (DNWs):
- non-con
- incest
- underage (when I say this, I mean: overtly romantic or sexual situations between minors and adults, or explicitly sexual situations between minors under 16 (romance is fine))
- student/teacher dynamics
Specific likes:
- zaniness
- fun & whimsy
- worldbuilding
- IN SPACE! (obviously)
- sci-fi/fantasy/horror weirdness
- solarpunk
- time travel
- queer relationships and queer people
- kids
Writing Likes:
I'm all about the non-traditional story structures and I also enjoy any tense, any POV, any length. All characters can use any pronouns. I know there's a minimum wordcount, but if you did a 10-drabble story cycle, you would have my respect forever. Any rating is a-okay.
- Specific in-universe worldbuilding likes: Give me all of it! Emails, text conversations, overly descriptive set pieces, I love it all.
- Please don't take the length of any of these sections as an indication of my enthusiasm for them! I love them all equally, and would be equally happy to receive any.
Art likes:
I love bright colors and muted pallets, abstract art, realistic art, cartoony, muted tones... basically, I like a lot of stuff.
My favorite thing in artwork is *emotion*, be that through the characters' expressions and body language or through the art style itself.
Open to treats!
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Mystery Flesh Pit National Park - Trevor Roberts
Hell yes! Hell yes! Hell yes! Good lord! I love this! It's a huge sandbox (no, it's a mystery flesh pit) and it seems like just SO MUCH FUN to play in. This would be an incredible place for a non-traditional format. In-universe documents?? A story from when it was just a weird tourist trap? The simple narrative of the 2007 disaster?? Jimmy Carter's staff diary on the trip out to the mystery pit? Gumption town council meeting minutes? What would the Pendleton National Park Collection signature blanket look like? Hell yes!!! Modern-day explorers? Future fic? POV of the creature whose flesh it is?? Yes! Yes! Hell yes!!!
Just... literally any direction leads to an incredible place. Feel free to flesh out a world with OCs, stick to the "canon characters" (such as they are), or just write a thousand words from the architecture firm hired to build out the National Park Visitor's Center. Oh man, I'm so pumped about this one!
Everything is bigger in Texas. Including the mystery flesh pit.
Canon specific opt-in: You can make this as weird and gross as you like.
Specific tag prompts:
- Process for establishing eldritch superorganism as National Park: So. How'd that go? New NPS parks have to undergo a study--what does that look like? What were the hearings in Congress like? I could see this as a traditional narrative of someone who is championing the park or people who are key to its success, or like a series of transcripts or documents outlining hearings or executive branch actions.
- Interactions with other parks offices/staff: I laughed to myself thinking about how different the park rangers for this park would be from the average park ranger, and how they might be exactly the same. What might a conference look like? Do they have site visits from other park staff? Are there any "lessons learned" or "best practices" at the Flesh Pit that could be useful to other parks? I'm okay with any brand of politics here. Please feel free to leave anything post 2024 election out of it, or feel free to lean in.
I mentioned the Pendleton Blanket series above--that would be super fun to see. I'd love any sort of schematics. Artwork that could have come from an artist-in-residency program. How the NPS uniforms at this park differ from others. Postcards from the park! Travel posters!
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FAQ: The "Snake Fight" Portion of Your Thesis Defense - Luke Burns
This fandom is so much fun. I can't wait to see what you create. I love a fandom that's basically based entirely on in-universe meta to begin with, but if you want to write a full story, be my guest!Tag prompts:
- Facilities' care and feeding between snake fights: we know from canon that there are different snakes. Where do they live, and who takes care of it? Is it the campus facilities office? The science offices where they house animal test subjects? Is there a lab devoted to the snakes? Do they have their own minders employed all year-round? Is there a Guy (gender neutral) for the snakes? Who does he have lunch with? Is he in a union?
- History and development of tradition of snake fighting in academia: My god, academia is full of all kinds of nonsense, and you know this is no exception. How did it come to be? Was it a weird Oxbridge thing that spread worldwide, or is it something that only one specific institution does? What was its original purpose? Does it still serve that purpose?
Snakes being cared for! Snake fights through history (hisstory?). Snake fighting costumes/methods through history. Weaponry available for use in snake fights, on display like the campus outdoors program or the library's A/V checkout room.
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Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Pt. 1 - The Flaming Lips (Song)
Two things: 1) the robot is pink. 2) Yoshimi works for the city.Specific tag prompts:
- Meaning behind robot colors: Is it important that the robot is pink? Where did it come from? Does Yoshimi only fight the pink ones, or are there others? Expanded out... why robots? Whose are they? Is it a jeagar/mech situation? An evil scientist? Sentient AI?
- Municipal department that includes fighting evil robots with martial arts: Straight from the lyrics of the song, "She has a black belt in karate/Working for the city she has to discipline her body." Tell me more about the government role she plays! Does she work in City Hall? When did it become a governmental position? How much of her job is training vs. fighting? What does the hiring process look like for this department? Is she in a union?
Different robot colors and what they mean/specific skills of each. Training illustrations for new hires in the department outlining robot weaknesses and effective attacks. An image from a battle!
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yo bro is it safe down there in the woods? yeah man it's cool - Tomislav Jagnjic
This art is so cool! I love the contrasting nature of the figures (big/small! spiky/round! friendshaped but large/horns and gun but small) and whatever the relationship between the two is. Are they both organic beings? Are they always on good terms? etc!This fandom feels ripe for some folktales, filk, poems, maps, and other sort of more "old timey" forms of in-universe meta, which is so cool.
Tag specific prompts:
- Travels of the Horned Figure: Does the Horned Figure travel only within the sight of the glowy-eyed hill beast, or do they go elsewhere? Do they pass through the woods often?
- Inhabitants of the Woods: who lives there? Why might it be unsafe? What can the hillbeast see?
Maps, renditions of the Horned Figure and hillbeast in a folk-art style, another perspective on the scene we can already see. I would also super enjoy a take on this art in your own style. Magical girl Horned Figure and Neko Atsume hillbeast? Hell yeah. What if they're both robots? You know I'm there for it. Just a straight-up rendition in the medium you prefer? Love to see it.
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The Ministry of Time - Kaliane Bradley
I really enjoyed this book, and I'd love to see more of how it works! The fab four (narrator, Margaret, Arthur, and Graham) are my favorite characters, but I would also totally love to see something that dealt instead with the people behind the scenes of time travel itself, or the government structures in which they operate. In other words, any/no characters would also be totally acceptable to me for this prompt.On an OPTIONAL DETAILS ARE OF COURSE OPTIONAL note, I thought a very fun dynamic might be a poly quad: Narrator dating Graham and Margaret and Graham dating narrator and Arthur, plus Arthur and Margaret being great buds.
A note: feel free to name the narrator or not as you see fit!
Fanfiction:
I feel like this is the prompt of mine that lends itself most to a plot hook--how do these characters work together to find out more information about time travel? It could take place during or post-canon. Or, how does time travel work overall. It could also be fun to have something from older!Narrator POV.
In-universe meta:
Epistolary would also be awesome for this prompt (do the characters write letters, especially post-canon?). The book talks a lot about the reports Narrator is supposed to be preparing--what do those look like? What do the reports of other employees of the Ministry look like? Diaries, journals, describing the schematics of the door/time travel doohickey, Margaret's movie reviews... anything could be fun here!
Fan art:
Some prompts/ideas: Margaret's fashion choices!! Maybe a then/now image of all the characters. All the characters on a date! Blueprints of time travel devices. A layout of the Ministry offices, the home of Graham and the Narrator, a map with notable locations on it.