Have any of you ever tried to write a book about MD?

[Danni Indzi]

I mean, we all know how vivid daydreams can be when you're a MDer. So has anyone ever tried to write a story about it? I've tried but I must admit, I'm not very good at it. http://www.booksie.com/true_confessions/novel/charyss_cherrison/you... There's a link to some of the stuff I write. I include stuff about MD, too. I wonder if one day, one of us will end up publishing a book about MD. It'd do us all proud, too =)

[roxanne]

I would love to see a book by Cordellia.  Who knows it better?  I mean a non-fiction book, describing what we all experience.  I know we'd all buy it.

[Rachel S]

Hiya.

 

I'm not sure what came first, my MD or my determination to be a writer since I was young. It's the whole chicken and the egg thing someone else mentioned on here not long ago.

 

I thought about writing a film script about a girl who lives her life through her ongoing daydream. I'm not sure how it would work, but I know it would be pretty painful to write because it would basically be about me. Anyway, a book would also be a good idea. Anything. If we use this to help be creative it might also raise awareness too :)

 

I shall check out your link now.

 

Rach x

[Katherine]

Hi Danni, I'm a newbie here.  I have toyed with the idea of writing a semi-biographical novel about a daydreamer, but I'm not sure how to approach it.  I think it would be a brave thing to write something and put it out there not knowing how people would react.  Good for you for doing it.

 

I would like to write a novel about my "alternate reality" as a novel, but real, not as a daydream.  The problem is I am always changing the details, so I need to settle on a plot.