does anyone know if there is a book about ...?

[Docxen]

does anyone know if there is a short story book that is based on just a regular day for fictional characters. No big story just their regular day? I would even be open to reading about superheros if not fictional characters.

[Warren]

Sure- Side Jobs by Jim Butcher.
It's an entire series of short stories.
Each about a day in the life of a typical
Chicago P.I. /wizard.

[Keith]

"Lord Vader, I know there's this thing with the rebels, but today you're scheduled to open a new shopping center, and then there's the hearings about the sanitation department's new contract..."

[Ryan]

yeah i second side jobs, that was great

[Stan]

I'm sorry, but:

"...I would even be open to reading about superheros if not fictional characters."

:)

[Ryan]

Well Dresden is a fictional character. I'm not sure I would classify him as a superhero, but ok he did say he was open to that as well if we did not have any non superheroes.
Also most sf&f dont really have ordianry day type stuff, its all quests and adventures so I can't think of any truly ordianry day type stuff, I live them I don't need to read them. Idk tho try Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut, an ordianry day or couple of days about scifi writer Kilgore Trout.

[Warren]

Ryan wrote: "Well Dresden is a fictional character. I'm not sure I would classify him as a superhero"

OK, so your looking for a non-fiction super hero.
Hummm. That's a bit harder.

[Skaw]

Not sure what qualifies a person to be a non-fictional superhero. Real-life heroes are pretty easy to identifies, but real-life superheroes? Is there a quota of things you must save? Hmm.

Hero:
rescued 10 kittens from the tree
helped 5 old ladies across the street

Super-Hero:
saved cats from deadly feline virus that threatened to annihilate all fuzziness from the earth
created special bridge with auto walk way so old ladies can cross anytime, anyplace

[Tom, Supreme Laser]

I want to read more about Lord Vader's shopping center event!

[Otto]

Tom wrote: "I want to read more about Lord Vader's shopping center event!"
It was well attended, but a surprising number of people who complained about the layout of the food court had fatal asthma attacks.

[Daniel]

Ultra by the Luna bros.

[Warren]

Docxen wrote: "does anyone know if there is a short story book that is based on just a regular day for fictional characters. No big story just their regular day? I would even be open to reading about superheros..."
Batman
http://goo.gl/g8GYk

Spiderman
http://goo.gl/S3OHf

Superman
http://goo.gl/n8Imu

Wonder women
http://goo.gl/659GT

[Tim]

Skaw wrote: "Not sure what qualifies a person to be a non-fictional superhero. Real-life heroes are pretty easy to identifies, but real-life superheroes? Is there a quota of things you must save? Hmm.

Hero:
r..."
Hmm... this is sounding a bit too much like "go down into the cellar and kill 10 rats". Pretty sure that only gets you a very small way on the road to being a hero.