After cleaning up my countless notebooks I was literally hit by a whirl of old creative ideas for novels, stories, grandious projects and just obsessions from the past that I never got a chance to make true. Some of them I have already grown up of, some of them I prefer not to remember, and some of them I want to share, as if seeing them in my blog would relive the sparkle of inspiration.
1)A dark western about a troubled (and questionably sane) detective who tries to follow his own footsteps in a closed case of many years ago, only to find out the truth about mirrors, time and own secrets.
2)A light YA romance about a professional hacker entering a low-stakes provincial competition to reveal a shocking truth about its organisators and a 0% technology-proficient high school newspaper editor who went undercover to write an article on the same topic.
3)A sapphic high fantasy about two exiled goddesses chasing the same dream with very different methods and constantly clashing with each other while denying their obsession.
4)An epic saga about an Irish aristocrat throwing down the snobist principles of his family and joining the Fenian brotherhood and fighting for Irish Revolution.
5)A neo-noir dystopian thriller about a society that forces compassion on. The main currency is "mercy", yet there is nothing merciful about a dark world that dehumanizes empathy to a mere method of payment. A slums' habitant who was a member of governmental organisation in the past and a strange kid try to investigate the mechanism of compassion in the country, only to face a big dilemma and a lot of uncomfortable truths.
6)More a surrealistic sketch than a novel, an abstract travel of the main character in a liminal, non-existent forest of the depths of human psyche's, love, grief, loss, peace and corruption of it.
7)A detective story set in Italy of present and 60s of the past century, focusing on the mystery of the most popular female music group of the time and a sudden death of one of the members many years later. The secrets behind glance magazines and adoring fans and danger of the friendships built on fame.
