Looking to test myself for your enjoyment (I hope)

Write a sci-fi story about a girl from the 1800s who is thrust into the year 3426. She has only her dog...and it is the only one left on the planet. Suddenly the dog is of great interest to the scientists of the galaxy.

Also, she is stuck living with an alien who is trying to fix the local community's water supply, but what nobody realizes is that the local government is actually sending water away for reasons unknown...

Lastly, a famous singer from the year 87364, who is widely considered to be the Justin Bieber of his generation, is sentenced to banishment to the "lowly" levels of life in 3426, and since the singer is more evolved than other species, he is of great interest, along with the dog, to scientists everywhere.

I voted sci-fi if you couldn't tell.

 

I think you should do Sci Fy even though I voted crime make it with Vampires

 

I think a really interesting plot twist would be if the protagonist ends up becoming the antagonist either through character development or showing the reader the point of view of the character whom was originally believed to the antagonist and making them realize that they were the good guys all along.

 

I like sci-fi.
As for ideas...
Humanoid alien comes to Earth, but he barely speaks any of the languages, doesn't get the customs, and his Basic Universal Translation Tool (BUTT) is on the fritz.
Also, the female humanoid aliens do not have boobs, since that is what makes sense.

 

What if you did all three?

Take a fantasy setting, layer it with a science fiction generated back story, and make then you could use the format of a murder/mystery to tell your gripping fantasy story 0.o

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I always wanted to write a murder/mystery where the detective at the end finds out he has multiple personality disorder and the murder he'd been chasing was himself...then I watched Fight Club -.-'

 

What you should do is write your idea down as a short story, and if you still feel the same passion for it once it's done, you can expand it into a full length novel. I'm pretty sure Stephen King's 'Dark Tower' series started as a few short stories, and now it's a novel series