Pretty wicked cool. I enjoyed Chpt 1 & 2. Good sea faring fun.
The shape-shifting, female first-mate seems like a hard characterization to pull off. But I'm excited to see how you do it. I think my favorite character is the metal-headed officer.
I feel quite tantalized by all the casually mentioned tid-bits.
Do you want any sort of feedback comments on this project? Or should we just enjoy it as is?
I suppose an offshoot question is whether this will be re-developed in to something else (i.e. a book, short story, etc).
Sometimes I write short little snippets of something that's stuck in my head, but its all for fun and I'll never go back to it again. But occasionally I think I'd like a crack at professional grade publishing--in which case I'd seek feedback.
Which is this? Fun or Feedback? For what a single avid fiction fan's opinion is worth...
As for what the story is/will become, it's mostly a learning process for me, as someone whose longest writing has been the snippets of fiction in rpg books.
But I do intend to make money on it somehow, what way that ends up being is still up in the air.
Publishing the novel through Lulu for those who want a print copy, selling game products of the world, even selling future chapters as PDF are all under consideration.
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Pretty wicked cool. I enjoyed Chpt 1 & 2. Good sea faring fun.
The shape-shifting, female first-mate seems like a hard characterization to pull off. But I'm excited to see how you do it. I think my favorite character is the metal-headed officer.
I feel quite tantalized by all the casually mentioned tid-bits.
Sweet!
Glad you're enjoying it so far.
I am really enjoying writing this, so I hope you continue to enjoy it as we go.
Do you want any sort of feedback comments on this project? Or should we just enjoy it as is?
I suppose an offshoot question is whether this will be re-developed in to something else (i.e. a book, short story, etc).
Sometimes I write short little snippets of something that's stuck in my head, but its all for fun and I'll never go back to it again. But occasionally I think I'd like a crack at professional grade publishing--in which case I'd seek feedback.
Which is this? Fun or Feedback? For what a single avid fiction fan's opinion is worth...
Feedback is welcome.
As for what the story is/will become, it's mostly a learning process for me, as someone whose longest writing has been the snippets of fiction in rpg books.
But I do intend to make money on it somehow, what way that ends up being is still up in the air.
Publishing the novel through Lulu for those who want a print copy, selling game products of the world, even selling future chapters as PDF are all under consideration.
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