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Reply Subj: Re: Go for it. Posted: Wed May 11, 2011 at 05:22:40 am EDT (Viewed 3 times) | |||||||
Quote: Quote: I'm not sure what a Mumphrey novel might look like, or even what genre it might classify as.Quote: It would look awesome, that's what.]And would it be modern Mumphrey or 40's Mumphrey? Quote: And you would create a new genre. It would be called "Watson".]Maybe later. Quote: You have the skeleton (and some of the muscle, skin and organs) of a Mumphrey series there already you know. ]Not convinced. All of Mumphrey's adventures have been very much tied into the Parodyverse. Quote: Better, head straight for Hollywood, and write a screenplay.I suspect that would need to be at their invitation. Surprisingly Speilberg hasn't called yet. For that matter neither has Stan Lee. Quote: Jobbing Occultists? I'm so there.]You may want to stand a little way out of the blast zone. Quote: Quote: I thought it might be interesting. It's certainly making me stretch some writing muscles I've not used before.Quote: My own are sadly quite deflated. I need a 'writing holiday'.]I just need a holiday. Quote: Quote: Yes, there are a couple of villains from that who might translate across well.Quote: Yes, yes there are. ]I think they'd work best as main protagonists in other volumes, however. I did think about bringing them together in the Parodyverse, Sir Lucian, the Bonewalker, and Wexford the Dissected Man as the New Hellraisers. Quote: Quote: Now that my holidays are over I think things might get a bit slower.Quote: Pfft. No excuses. Get to work!]That's all I hear from everyone. | |||||||
