Silvermere

Does everyone write for fun? Or for love of writing? I've never actually enjoyed writing. But drawing art and telling stories are the only things in this world I'd say I'm any good at, and both have taken years of practice to get to my current level today, which is still so amateur. 
          	
          	But I certainly can't write out of passion and excitement, I critique my own work so harshly that I can't go a few sentences without coming through the entire chapter to make sure it fits as it should, only to wonder by the end of that chapter if it's as good as I feel.
          	
          	It's because of this that I've never managed to write more than a few chapters of anything even though I have a wealth of ideas, concepts, perspectives and themes that I would love to put on paper. The process of telling that story becomes so grueling and cumbersome that I usually get burned out.
          	
          	I don't write because I love writing, I do because I'm a slave to my thoughts. I've never been any good at explaining myself or expressing my uniqueness through my voice but writing always made that easier, even right now I know I couldn't talk this out if I had to.
          	
          	I'm at the 6th chapter in my story Incarnate and I'm writing a story with a title in still not even settled about. I have a general direction and theme for this story that I want to explore but as a novice writer I fall short in so many areas, I lack so much vital knowledge and at the root I just don't really like writing, but what else am I to do with all these ideas? 
          	
          	I really want to tell V's story. And I want to tell the story of queen of progress after that, but it's often so hard to write with so many trivial obstacles in my life and often I just want someone who likes what I do to share my ideas with.

Silvermere

Does everyone write for fun? Or for love of writing? I've never actually enjoyed writing. But drawing art and telling stories are the only things in this world I'd say I'm any good at, and both have taken years of practice to get to my current level today, which is still so amateur. 
          
          But I certainly can't write out of passion and excitement, I critique my own work so harshly that I can't go a few sentences without coming through the entire chapter to make sure it fits as it should, only to wonder by the end of that chapter if it's as good as I feel.
          
          It's because of this that I've never managed to write more than a few chapters of anything even though I have a wealth of ideas, concepts, perspectives and themes that I would love to put on paper. The process of telling that story becomes so grueling and cumbersome that I usually get burned out.
          
          I don't write because I love writing, I do because I'm a slave to my thoughts. I've never been any good at explaining myself or expressing my uniqueness through my voice but writing always made that easier, even right now I know I couldn't talk this out if I had to.
          
          I'm at the 6th chapter in my story Incarnate and I'm writing a story with a title in still not even settled about. I have a general direction and theme for this story that I want to explore but as a novice writer I fall short in so many areas, I lack so much vital knowledge and at the root I just don't really like writing, but what else am I to do with all these ideas? 
          
          I really want to tell V's story. And I want to tell the story of queen of progress after that, but it's often so hard to write with so many trivial obstacles in my life and often I just want someone who likes what I do to share my ideas with.

Silvermere

I have an idea for a continuation of the Avatar series beyond Korra revisiting the idea of a dark Avatar from a different perspective to Vathu. 
          
          Avatar Xuen was abducted as an infant and raised in isolation by a revived Red Lotus faction with new ambitions, to be a weapon of utter chaos. "Chaos" will be the title of the first book with roughly 15 chapters that will present the Avatar as the main antagonist and show how his exposure to the main cast eventually causes him to see the error of his ways and regret his actions.
          
          The second book will be called "Atonement". The young Avatar would have stood trial for his crimes, accepted his judgment and be sentenced to atone for his wrongdoings. This book will introduce Yachiro, an air nomad that survived the genocide of the air nations as the new main antagonist who's burning grudge has kept her alive and plotting for over 200 years.  The Avatar and his friends will travel to the Fire Nation in wake of Yachiro's first act of revenge with the task of stopping her. This book will also reintroduce the Blue Spirit, as well as a call back to Kuzon, Aang's fire nation best friend as a new character, a firebending prodigy far eclipsing Azula, with a peculiar secret.
          
          The third and fourth books are not as deeply fleshed out, but I'm excited to get the idea for the first two out there!