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sick_wilson2007-05-24 06:49 am
geekygecko.livejournal.com) wrote in sick_wilson2007-05-24 06:49 am
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Adopt-a-Plot-Bunny Program
Have you ever had a brilliant idea for a story in which Wilson gets sick or hurt, but you couldn't quite figure out what to do with it? Maybe the muses were fickle and abandoned you in the midst of the creative process, and an unfinished fic continues to languish on your hard drive. Or maybe you have the opposite problem, and your plot bunnies are multiplying faster than you can keep up with them. Perhaps you've never been bitten by the writing bug, but have spent countless hours daydreaming of ways to torture Wilson with various injuries and/or illnesses. Whatever your situation, wouldn't it be great if you could find a good home for your neglected plot bunnies, where they could have an opportunity to thrive under someone else's tender loving care?
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sick_wilson is pleased to introduce the Adopt-a-Plot-Bunny Program—a forum designed to bring ideas and writers together.If you want to offer a plot bunny for adoption, provide a brief description of the type of illness and/or injury that you'd like to see inflicted upon our favorite oncologist. Plot summaries are also welcome.
If you're a writer and decide to adopt a plot bunny, please credit the person who provided the concept for your story. A reference to
sick_wilson would be greatly appreciated if you cross-post to other communities.Interested? *poke, poke*
Let the fun begin!
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That thought crossed my mind a lot. I thought that would be so cool if that were to happen
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