What are some genres that you haven't written yet, but would like to?

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Isekai. And anything involving transformations. Well, technically I've dabbled in the latter, but never anything serious. No 'real' story. Guess it would hit a little too close to home.

I want to try writing a future tense story. I know it can be done, but I don't have time to delve in it.

That's a hard one, I have written most kind of stories at least once and tend to put emphasis on comedy, satire and action. I guess I'd like to write a proper science fiction. I have written stories that features aliens, time travel and lasers, but they have all had either a strong need for suspension of disbelief or magic. That would involve quite a bit of research on my part since I'm not the most tech savvy of people.

I think I want to write a story that isn't comedy as well. it's been a long while since I wrote a story that was properly sad. Even my horror and romance stories are leaning toward satire.

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An adventure story, but in particular a Hero’s Journey story. It’s my favourite type of story, and it’s one I’ve always thought about writing but have never managed to successfully get out of my head onto paper.

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Superhero stories, I guess, if that's to be considered a legit genre.

I have this rough outline for a superhero universe with a bunch of characters I've been tinkering with on and off for some time now. It's just that I'm only really into superheroes in sporadic periods.

Maybe space opera with a helping of cyberpunk. I am a big Star Wars fan, after all, and I have sort of a thing for androids and cyborgs. I just never had a very serious urge to write it, and I think I'll always be a fantasy writer first and foremost.

6620190 Sci Fi. I love Sci Fi, just haven't been able to think of anything pony related that I would want to do with it.

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If you want help, I can help you.
I've done a bunch, original and pony based.

PM me and we can chat.

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Mystery, Slice of Life and Comedy.
These are the ones I'm interested in now.

I've done Sci Fi, well. once.
Wrote an original story in which a guy makes a device that goes to alternate universes.
He ends up in a universe that's like ours, but much better.
My sci fi stuff (when I write it) will probably be more like Ray Bradbury than Isaac Asimov/Clarke/Heinlein.

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I'd say maybe sad romance, a tragic sibling relationship, and/or just a story on grief and possible ways to handle it.