Sep 13 2010, 04:29 PM
QUOTE(snowfire64 @ Sep 13 2010, 03:59 PM)
1) epic fantasy
2) historical adventure
If and only if I could/would write a novel. Both of the above genre interest me most. I seldom come upon a fantasy novel which depicts all of it's majestic cities and civilisation. Frequently the story revolved around long lost empire. I kinda hunger for those and don't prefer it to be a long lost one. Current happening is preferred.
For historical fictions, I like adventures with historical facts. Treasure hunters would be awesome with closeness to the tomb raider, Indiana jones, relic hunter series.
But, these are just if and dreams. It's hard to write one with it's originality intact. Inspired nowadays are an excuse for idea theft. Anyone knows how to differentiate them?
I'm quite lost in your description of epic fantasy when you want it current. Whole idea of fantasy *to my understanding* is magic/sorcery which most settings ala middle earthish 2) historical adventure
If and only if I could/would write a novel. Both of the above genre interest me most. I seldom come upon a fantasy novel which depicts all of it's majestic cities and civilisation. Frequently the story revolved around long lost empire. I kinda hunger for those and don't prefer it to be a long lost one. Current happening is preferred.
For historical fictions, I like adventures with historical facts. Treasure hunters would be awesome with closeness to the tomb raider, Indiana jones, relic hunter series.
But, these are just if and dreams. It's hard to write one with it's originality intact. Inspired nowadays are an excuse for idea theft. Anyone knows how to differentiate them?
, "current" would be fiction?As we live in a modern society per se. Unless you meant magic/sorcery cum modern times aka Harry Potter style. Or, an alternative time continuum which leads us to sci-fi?Food for thoughts tho
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