If you were to write non-fiction, what would you write about?

nathanKmcwilliams 2020-09-11 18:07:23 UTC #4

Heavy. Metal. Subgenres. (Their development, history, culture etc. I kinda already do this in my music thread.)
Also dinosaurs. (I just love talking about them.)

skicoak 2020-09-11 18:30:27 UTC #5

I would write about 50,000 words...give or take a thousand.

TAMAnnoying 2020-09-11 18:37:37 UTC #6

Prob something involving anthropology, or making short drawing/writing help books involving facts about real life that can help you with writing/drawing them in a comic or novel

NickRowler 2020-09-11 19:06:00 UTC #7

Writing about my own life would be way too weird. Tho if I was to pick one moment, maybe 6th grade where I gad to deal with post-9/11, the Beltway Sniper, 6 feet of snow, and a storm that caused power outages that shut down the schools for a week.

drcharlotterodricks 2020-09-11 19:07:04 UTC #8

I want to make a genetics based comic :3

Crusoe 2020-09-11 19:38:01 UTC #9

Do scientific articles count as nonfiction lol? If so, I've already written non-fiction

BlunderingAlbatross 2020-09-11 19:41:36 UTC #10

Definitely something to do with my job. Already done a few bits for that, too, even if none of it's for publishing.

Phantomlight 2020-09-12 00:44:34 UTC #11

I would read that, it sounds interesting!

rajillustration 2020-09-12 02:21:48 UTC #12

I've actually thought a lot about this and it's on my list of things to do. I'd write about the descent of illustration from how it was perceived in the Leyendecker era (like Rockwell was a freakin superstar) to how it is now where, because of social media and years of poor education, most people have this perception that not only are there a billion professional artists out there (which despite how it feels, there really isn't), that they are expendable and deserve to be underpaid. Just a big depressing book about fundamental rules of commerce failing to work: where despite there being so much demand and despite the quality being better than ever, the price of commercial art remains so, so incredibly poor and only seems to get worse.

caitlincrowe 2020-09-12 02:23:42 UTC #13

It's cliche but a self help book. Living through trauma makes you want to help others deal with it!

DokiDokiTsuna 2020-09-12 04:41:37 UTC #14

You should definitely write that! Sounds like a fascinating read...

dewarcomics 2020-09-12 04:48:10 UTC #15

I'm guilty I love History way too much. But I wouldn't mind writing and studying animals. If I never honed my skills as an artist or story writer I would probably have gone to the field of Archaeology or Zoology (something like one of my biggest heroes Steve Irwin did).

So I'd probably write something along the lines of Archaeology or Animals.

jensrichard77 2020-09-12 05:22:57 UTC #16

Some daydreaming dude that lives and sees the world as a fantasy story.
Poor guy.
(That would be my bio)

MoseyP 2020-09-12 06:05:21 UTC #17

I've always wanted to write non-fiction about philosophy and ethics, because I've always found that interesting. Maybe create a collection of thought experiments and ethical dilemmas!

shapeshiftingmel 2020-09-12 07:08:44 UTC #18

Same thought! My best friend and I always joke about writing one together bundled in several volumes with... quite interesting titles.

(We have a whole list of titles we'd love to use, though I'm sure we've forgotten at least half of them already.)

shapeshiftingmel 2020-09-12 07:10:45 UTC #19

Something I'm intrigued by is philosophy. My Ethics teacher has given us a whole pile of works from philosophers to read and damn, though sometimes difficult to understand, it is simply interesting. So yeah, philosophy it would be.

drcharlotterodricks 2020-09-12 07:27:44 UTC #20

I'm already working on a novel right now and I dont want to do too many things at once

Ardelvion 2020-09-12 07:58:47 UTC #21

Self-help books. I like helping people deal with their psychological problems on their own so that they don't have to rely too much on other people.

nostalgicroxas 2020-09-12 09:17:02 UTC #22

The Titanic ship and it's 2 sister ships, reaching to cover information that is less known to the public. Including but not limited to people touring to see the Titanic in subs and are progressively destroying it, why it's being destroyed, should it be, and why are we less concerned as a whole (and less informed) about the state of the sister ship that's also sunk? And why do we not tour the third ship?

Phantomlight 2020-09-12 15:59:09 UTC #23

That's good management, it's not good to juggle too many things, good to know your limits and focus on the projects you are working on currently!