This is a question for all the many writers out there, and perhaps Mr.Moorcock if he can find the time to respond in the future.
Have you ever come up with a concept, and idea or seed of a wonderful writing experience? Not "world-building," mind you, but just a singularly interesting and great concept. And has it ever been kind of large, and strange?
I have a dilemma of writing in a concept I have developed, but it seems, well, too big. How do the other writers here wrap their minds around a concpet you have that may be too ambitious, too large, or more complex than you had previously thought? Everytime I try to approach the concept to write in it, I am dumbfounded by the considerations involved because it seems strangely larger than I had initially anticipated.
Do you just say, "the Hell with it!" and go for it, writing like crazy? Or should I approach it more carefully, and approach it from a facet at a time? How do I introduce it to the audience, and make them care?
Sorry for the long and over complex question. I just hope someone can help.
Have you ever come up with a concept, and idea or seed of a wonderful writing experience? Not "world-building," mind you, but just a singularly interesting and great concept. And has it ever been kind of large, and strange?
I have a dilemma of writing in a concept I have developed, but it seems, well, too big. How do the other writers here wrap their minds around a concpet you have that may be too ambitious, too large, or more complex than you had previously thought? Everytime I try to approach the concept to write in it, I am dumbfounded by the considerations involved because it seems strangely larger than I had initially anticipated.
Do you just say, "the Hell with it!" and go for it, writing like crazy? Or should I approach it more carefully, and approach it from a facet at a time? How do I introduce it to the audience, and make them care?
Sorry for the long and over complex question. I just hope someone can help.
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