I'll tell you one fun fact about my story, you tell me one about yours!

mccoyamandamarie 2025-07-14 22:38:41 UTC #28

Fun Fact: In my novel Dead Body Girl, at one point in the story the main character Kari loses a finger during a battle with a flock of zombie crows, when she goes to the hospital for treatment, a healing witch casts a spell on her hand to regrow the finger and as the spell works its magic, it sounds like bubble wrap being popped!

quintellit 2025-07-14 22:54:21 UTC #29

Fun Fact: The very first chapter of this comic was made completely made on paper. This version had no clear background or environment. Also I used water color to paint some of the images. Then I made it into a digital comic with some changes to fit the story better. I still hand draw the pages of this comics first till this day.

NykoShade 2025-07-15 04:32:26 UTC #30

Fun Fact: Shadows of Our Sins was originally named "Broken Limitations" and written in 'Script format' (Also, the Main Character fought demons with a Guitar!)

gege3 2025-07-15 19:55:32 UTC #31

"The Convenience of Bamboo" is set a world where people evolved from dragons and they still have some dragon-like features.

MelancholicOtaku 2025-07-15 21:59:28 UTC #32

The Lost Forest started out as a short story before I fell in love with the premise and decided to continue on.

Book 1 of The Lost Forest the main character Elyn is 18 years old.

Tolkien ,Kubo, Miura are some of my inspirations for the story.
Tolkien ( Hobbit, Lord of the Rings trilogy)
Kubo( Bleach)
Miura( Berserk.)

dimsum_y 2025-07-19 08:31:48 UTC #33

I think it's cool that you planned your story in just 3 days, all while on a business trip in Spain! One fun fact about my story, Celestial Promise, is that--it's inspired by an ancient Hmong folktale that my mother told me when I was a child, combined with my father's pride in his Miao/Hmong-Chinese roots. Unfortunately, not a lot of Hmong children grow up with these folktales anymore or have parents who remember/share them, but I still believe that it's important to pass on these cultural stories.

rmmanlapit2023 2025-07-19 10:32:09 UTC #34

Well, FUN facts here we go...So, for my novel series…

Abaddon was born in an apartment in Papenburg, Germany during the beginning of the pandemic on one cold evening in December over Turkish Shawarma and a bottle of Zinfandel Rose, my favorite wine.
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A fallen Seraph made to be the King of the Abyss has become tethered to the babaylan Lualhati who also bears the Mark of his Wrath, destined to be his undoing.

Vincent Viaqueza's story is part of the RPV2 Holdings Corporate Saga twenty years in the making.
I am just glad I can share it with everyone now.
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Chaos wrapped in charm, menace dipped in velvet. Terrror of the Bagani Sangre---a most notorious gambling and smuggliing syndicate in the Philippines; Vincent Viaqueza has been known to be a stylish, flamboyant gambler cum engineer who lives for the thrill of a worthy stake.
But what happens when fate plays him so bad that he finally gets more than what he bargains for and must surrender what he holds most dear as leverage, his freedom.

Marisse V. Rickarte's story is the first of the RPV2 Holdings Sage but is also deeply rooted with my past. There are so many easter eggs to my life that I am glad I can now wrote about .
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Get ready for time jumps, romantic recklessness, and emotional healing with a splash of magic realism. Because what would you do if the universe gave you one more shot at the love you let go?

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AAVI 2025-07-26 05:29:53 UTC #35

I actually thought of the basic story and main character at least 7 years ago, but never worked on it. This year, after struggling with many things, I suddenly had the inspiration and in just a few hours, while sitting alone in the night, I came up with the whole plot for the story. I also focus a lot on the small details, like a character's habits, which gets pretty hectic.

powerplantanimations 2025-08-18 02:02:43 UTC #36

This was going to be a comic. It took us 6 YEARS until finally we've decided to turn it into a book.

The aliens are featured in this GL:

Implying that it takes place inside this girl's head:

GamerPrincessXI 2025-08-18 02:46:05 UTC #37

My story, Struck By You is something that I wrote after one archery class I had back in college. I wrote it in two days. A lot of revisions later I'm working the bring it to life.

Lingering_Wanderer 2025-08-18 03:28:05 UTC #38

I used to name the different seasons of my story after card suits, but decided to stick with a more conventional naming system. The MC's name is based on a playing card (the Ace card)

There are plenty of easter eggs too!

AliceTuinz 2025-08-20 16:37:37 UTC #39

That's such a cool interesting fact. Is the story somehow related to card games?

ori-taggart 2025-08-20 16:54:15 UTC #40

Fun fact about my story: Jano & Clark was at first a french animatic series I used to do when I was 12. I essentially spent the last 14 years ever since writing, plotting and thinking about this story, these characters and the lore on-and-off basis.

Lingering_Wanderer 2025-08-21 02:31:13 UTC #41

haha, nope. I only used the symbolism behind the different card suits to organise the events in each Season!

sophialyn 2025-08-21 06:44:25 UTC #42

My story was originally sparked by a character death in Vampire Diaries.
Spoilers for a +10 year old show: Aunt Jenna’s death made me so mad that I wrote a story about an aunt that kills vampires to protect her niece.
Jenna’s death will haunt me but I’m thankful for how it inspired me lol

TwonkyTwonker 2025-08-21 09:02:52 UTC #43

Got the idea for my series when my wife and I was driving my son around so he would sleep, he had a cold and nights had been pretty long for us for a while but he had a good long sleep in the car as she drove around for like 2hrs. I got pretty bored and then for some reason I had a weird shower thought, then another, then I thought about building a series around it, my wife thinks I'm mad, I had to get it done so it got out of my head. Its done and probably a tad too niche but it was fun to write and I'm glad to get it out there, even if its not for everyone.

MrVandrin 2025-08-21 13:44:24 UTC #44

Fun fact: Quite a portion of the main characters in 'Rooted Together' were supposed to appear in an old webcomic idea of mine about a monster hunter travelling Europe for work.
After that one fell through, I took some of the characters and put them more in a slice-of-life situation, basing on stuff and the places I grew up in.

AliceTuinz 2025-08-29 12:29:22 UTC #45

I was off the forums for a while, super excited to see so many interesting replies here. Love to read about the way other people get their inspiration.

AliceTuinz 2025-08-29 12:30:51 UTC #46

I looove stories that have been so long in the making they become an integral part of the creator's life. It's so interesting to look back at your characters and see how they've grown with you.

susutaru 2025-08-29 12:37:52 UTC #47

My Webcomic actually is the drawn version of a roleplaygame between my best friend and me. We are writing the story with all its lovely characters over a year now (and still not finished haha).

The first time i got hit from her by a great cliffhanger /story changer was the moment I decided to draw it, because i thought: Wow, if you read this as a comic, your brain will go boom.

And now I'm totally obsessed with it XD.