16 months in the making, and still going

Since May of last year, I've been secretly working on a few fictional stories. It's my first time putting extremely serious effect into my written creative works, and I even end up fantasizing about having my stories turn into movies, then having hundreds of fans getting in line for my autograph. Even better if there were crowds of screaming fangirls just chasing after me, and I'd have 12 bodyguards try to hold them back... while they call for back-up!

I've put most of my attention to this one story which is a sort of dark science-fantasy suspense violence drama which I humbly sometimes dream could be turned into a TV series or movie series. Thus as I compose the overall plot, I'm aiming to pace it into several story arcs, with the ability to "end" the story with any story arc. But of course, I'm mainly doing it for fun with only about a 5-20% chance of thinking of getting it published (since fictional writing isn't one of my creative specialties). If my drawing skills were better and I had time, I'd probably do it as an illustrated novel with some pretty clever stuff going on.

For now, lets just say that it's a story about characters of various ages in a group of small towns, with their interactions and relations revealed gradually as the main characters pursue their goals. What makes things interesting is that some characters have this "supernatural" ability which took me months to come up with, and several more months to fine tune. (And still not done!) I've been gradually making notes (using the website/program/app called Evernote) on character back stories, the history of the supernatural ability, scenarios I want to incorporate, character profiles, etc. (I like to "think of everything" first before even attempting to write out the actual story.)