The Great American Novel

[raketenjagdpanzer]

The 1980s were the time for that kind of fiction. The Wingman, Guardians, CADS, etc. Now? Eh...

With that said I'm having a lot of fun playing Fallout 3 (just bought it; I'm a late bloomer, sure, but it runs like greased lightning on new systems), so maybe there is an audience for it.

[Slappy]

That's a very difficult thing to do collaboratively, but not impossible I suppose.

I think a series of the original modules through Going Home would be the easiest. The setting is all pretty well fleshed out and we all know the general narrative.

[alexei]

I would like to participate in this as well.

[LT. Ox]

I would be very interested.

[Jason Weiser]

I am in.

[Cdnwolf]

Just re-reading about the TDM... Prologue will start with people sitting at the table when the attack happens... then fast forward 3 years to our group of heroes running for their lives during the battle of Kalisz....

something along that lines... and off course it is only a draft... if it gets good enough then we would look into licensing it as a kickstarter program.

[Apache6]

I'm interested. I'd suggest we consider doing it as anathology. A collection of short stories might be easier as a collective work then a single storyline.

If someone wanted to write a grand story arch, then the individual authors could write their story inside the story arch.