Anyone created interesting fiction here?

Is there anyone here who's made some original stories not relating to any kind of fiction that already exists? I'm talking about people who're writing books or drafting a TV show. I've got a story that I've had in my head for about four years but it's too long to explain in this post.

I was just working on one of my books about an hour ago. I've already written one on something else, this is my second currently racking up about 255 pages, and the sequel to finish it off is in the planning stages. Then I've got another book just started and there's always something kicking about my notes to do once I've got the current ones out of the way. I should stick to doing just one book at a time but I find it stimulating to hop from writing one of my books to another and back. Plus it means I'll hopefully have two or more finished at the same time.

However I won't be giving out any information about about concepts or story. Not sure how many people really serious about crafting their own original universes would be willing to divulge all on a public site like this.

My friend and I created a whole Sci-fi universe during 6th grade, and I've been trying for a few years to revisit the idea and write a series on it. A lot like OP, it's too much to fit into one post. But it follows 3 protagonists, each of them with different struggles they need to overcome.

Last year, a few friends of mine (who were obsessed with future history fiction like Red Dawn) asked me to write a fanfic sequel to the videogame Homefront for a manga series they were planning to start on. So far, we have planned seven different books, each containing six to seven chapters.

It would have focused on the use of futuristic new weapons. One, an Exosuit, very similar to the Iron Man suit, but they could also transform into human-sized high-speed vehicles (ATVs and Tiltrotors) without breaking any of our bones.
Two, after the main character gets his arm cut off, he gets prosthetic arms that double as guns Terminator 3 style (shotguns, .50 cals, automatic rifles, rail guns)

We also took several cues from TV, so some references to other shows appears. for example, after reading my idea for the Exos, my manga/anime crazed artist friends asked me if i watched Code Geass and based my Exos on the Knightmares. My response: WTF is Code Geese? So i made that a little joke in the story. Agent Fowler of TF: P also appears for a minute with the DNGS.

The first chapter takes place five years after the Homefront war ended and the Nor. K. army were forced out by the EU and Resistance armies. after a former SEAL loses his arm and an eye in an attempt by unknown forces to use the revolutionary DNGS energy generator to contaminate the entire western seaboard, he is given the chance to search and destroy the enemy. after stubbornly refusing, an attempt on his life forces him to literally arm up and take the fight to the enemy.

Sadly, our project could not come to fruition because all the key artists of our group had moved away for college already.

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Fiction, yes. Interesting, depends on your definition.

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Well sure! I love making up whole new worlds to make stories about! It's one of the best things of an imagination

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i did in 06 but no longer have it

I'm working on two novels and one screenplay. Keep in mind I've never had anything more than a newspaper article published.

I've got an idea for a 10 part series, and I'd be willing to send snippets and more details of it to anyone interested in giving me some ideas/critiquing me.

Basically, it's a tribute to all the silly superhero stories I came up with as a kid, except this time around they actually have personalities and coherent storylines! It focuses on a college student named Freddy (aka Voltage) and his struggle to give superpowered beings a good name once again after a massive superhero uprising/civil war. Over the course of the series, however, things don't go according to plan, as Freddy discovers the dark truth about how he got his powers in the first place....

I've been working on publishing my own book series