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发表于 2009-4-2 03:53:53
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PK你从哪里搞的?这真是愚人节的大笑话,太狠了,太狠了。。。
我要去北京PK你[s:13]
看这个,注意我加黑的部分。作者的blog见最后。
其实PK这篇文还不错,告诉大家作者的写作大纲了,至少可以让我们知道故事本来打算如何发展[s:12]
James Alan Gardner, Writer: Rambling Thoughts
Theoretically, this is the section where I allow myself to blather on about whatever is on my mind. In practice, it may end up being a place where I put things that don't fit elsewhere.
The PlaneScape Novel: Fire and Dust
I wrote Fire and Dust because I fell in love with the PlaneScape setting in Dungeons & Dragons. This is a silly thing for a professional writer to do, without a contract in hand. So it goes. The novel wanted to be written and I had a good time doing it.
I finished the novel in June 1995, before TSR published "The Factols' Manifesto". Therefore, a number of things in the book don't gibe with the Manifesto or with supplements published since then. Sorry. I was willing to write the book on spec, but I can't justify going back and making changes now, just to keep it consistent with new material. I wrote it the way it is, and that's how it's going to stay.
When I finished the book, I sent it to my agent who sent it to TSR. My agent finally heard back from them in June 1996 (which tells you how long it sat on TSR's desk...let that be another warning to anyone who writes D&D books on spec). The book was rejected.
So what was I going to do with a novel that was rejected by its only possible market? Make it available on the Web, of course.
You can get the novel in various formats by going to Official Planescape fiction site. If the link doesn't work, or if there's some problem with you using the version you get, mail me and we'll try to figure out what's happening.
And for the people who have wondered about sequels to Fire and Dust...I'm not going to write any (unless Wizards of the Coast offers me enough cash to make it worth my while), but you can find out how I thought the sequels would go by clicking here.
Why I Am Not Writing the Last Three Books
Much as it was fun to write Fire and Dust, it took me about nine months to do it...nine months when I wasn't writing other things. Furthermore, the number of people who've read the book on the web is nowhere near the number of people who've read any of my hard-copy novels (published by Eos).
I'm afraid I'm not ready to give another two years or more to produce further novels that will only be read by a handful of people. I can have just as much fun writing other things, and those other things actually bring in money.
Still, I'm happy that readers have liked Fire and Dust and I don't regret writing it. It taught me a lot about writing novel-length fiction, and I still get a kick out of some of the schticks in it (like the Portal of Flies, and the giant who's used as a Molotov cocktail). I also loved writing the action scenes, and wish I could do more slam-bang in more "serious" novels. Maybe some day a Fire and Dust movie? Well, I can always dream.
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