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Druid MoonCat

Sep 28, 2015 at 11:30pm

I'm attempting to recreate the world of Alice in Wonderland, with a few(little more than a few) twists. for example, replacing Alice is a young boy named Lewis. The mad hatter is female, the rabbit is brown, not white, and a few others i've switched about aswell. I'm not sure how to start this story though. Any thoughts? -Druid MoonCat

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