Minibang musing

[amberdreams]

Nobody wants my minibang story... *sniffle wiffle worry*.  Probably because I wrote such a totally crappy summary LOL.  I was reading it today thinking - why didn't I tell artists about all the visual stuff instead of waffling on about the same thing about 3 times? Doh, what a plonker.  UPDATE TO SAY - my fic now has a home! Woo hoo!  (I nearly typed PUDATE which is kind of interesting).

Still, I've claimed a really interesting story, I am looking forward to reading it and coming up with some ideas!  It was the bit about Jung in the warnings that caught my attention Warnings: misuse of Jungian archetypes, cursing, end of season 6 AU, drama/angst
Summary: After Sam’s wall breaks, Dean ventures into his mind, to try to bring him back before it’s too late. There, he encounters seven different archetypes that completely shift Dean’s view of his brother… and himself.

Cool, huh?

Comments

[de-nugis.livejournal.com]

I find it comforting that even an artist has a hard time with the writing a summary that will speak to artists thing! I hope you get claimed soon by someone lovely.

[dolnmoon.livejournal.com]

You'll be claimed.. claiming seems slow today on both minibang and Wincest_bigbang. No worries it will be claimed and AWESOME..

I was claimed early on.. and I had a tiny vague summary. I wrote #12 A Bed of Their own. There is so much art stuff in there, so much fun stuff to draw but my mind went blank for a art rich summary.

[mangacat201.livejournal.com]

Oh, the story you claimed sounds like mighty interesting stuff, I'd read that!
And I'm sure somebody will claim you soon. I claimed my first bigbang as an artist when there were like a dozen stories left, because I signed up for that exact story that no one seemed to get before, but I could see the vid in my head. There's an artist for every story!

[lylithj2.livejournal.com]

Shit! That was yours???!!!
Damn it!
I drove myself crazy over that one and putting in for it.
And yes, I know what Jungian archetypes are without the googles.
But in the end, I had no idea what the art would look like.
I'm reading it though!!!
And if it still doesn't get picked-- I might ruin your life and grab it.
:)

[quickreaver.livejournal.com]

I looooved that Jung one. Was on my very short list. Which story was yours?

[tifaching.livejournal.com]

Of course you got claimed!!!! :D A living tattoo? Can't wait!

And the story you're illustrating sounds fascinating.

[chomaisky.livejournal.com]

Congrats on yours being claimed!
I always feel what I can draw for a fic is not why I love the fic or the essence of it, in most cases. It's more convenient to draw the actions and scenes in the showing part than those great insights in the telling part. This time I chose I Can Feel a Dream Down Here whose summary hasn't many picturesque details except for the minor characters and the batcave.
I don't know how you can both write and do art for multiple bigbangs...I just hope I can finish everything in the future chaos of school and life...

[runedgirl.livejournal.com]

I also wrote a way too brief and not at all artist-oriented summary, on my way out of town and just plain in a rush. I angsted about not being claimed all day until someone finally did -- and apparently *you* almost did! That would have been fun to work together :) Mine was Different As It's Always Been. Glad we both got claimed!

[reapertownusa.livejournal.com]

So wonderful to hear that your story found a home! Even the most fantastic stories can linger in claims for a 101 reasons. And summaries are evil.

That is a super awesome sounding summary! Anything Jung-ish can be quite interesting, but add in Winchesters and you have a veritable psychological fun-house.

[odysseaia.livejournal.com]

Wow, you've been diligent, writing all those stories. Which I completely approve of, because I can hardly wait to read them all. I'm still baffled you're an author and an artist.
On that note, and I'm speaking from experience here, I congratulate your artist. He or she is going to have so much fun working on your story :)

As for the story that you claimed, it sure sounds interesting. To be honest, the moment I read Sam and Dean "versus" Jungian archetypes I was sold. Yet another story to look forward to!