So, I've finally decided after much deliberating on my part on a plot that has become so solid that I am so pumped to write it, I'm not even going to begin to try and explain my enthusiasm. As my characters have progressed, and I've started to work out all the plot twists I have fallen in love with this little project I would like to call, "What I've Become." Or at least that's the working title for the moment. Of course, though, I'm probably getting a head of myself, and share a little about it before I start going off on my fan boyistic rants :P

The entire premise of the book is around a person with an extraordinary gift, that he has learned to use over time. There are many of these people running around the world now days, and they used to try to be 'superheroes' to normal humanity. But, as time played out they were abused, and taken advantage of, so quietly they put down their aliases to try to become normal once more. The main character has adopted these ideals, and has tried to change his life to just do what he wants in life, never again to be bothered by the plight of those around him. Still, when a woman who seemed impossible to resist comes to him wondering if he could help her with a string of murders coming a long, he is once again plunged into the this never ending cycle of helping people.

As they form a relationship together trying to find this man, everything for them both changes in a dark story of the inequities of humanity. It is looking very promising, and my antagonist is looking better each day, so it seems as if I could just pull it off this year! :P I'm so excited for November, you don't even know. It'll probably be Mainstream, because I don't know what else to put it under, and while the little bit I've told you isn't great, I hope it will be amazing in the end. I can only hope that it's as lovely as what I have set out in my head.

Yes! I'm going to do it again this year, and I'm out for vengeance
Last year I didn't do so hot, but this year I plan on winning, or else!
I have a plot, some characters, so 50,000 words, one month?
Bring it on, I can take it!