psychotick
Dangerously confused
Hi,
It's been just over three weeks since I published The Arcanist, and I have to say I've been surprised but pleased by the demand. If things keep going the way they are it may well become my best seller in a couple of months.
But I am curious. This is my first ever foray into steampunk and to be fair it's probably as much tilted to epic fantasy as that. I personally haven't read a lot of the genre though like most people I expect I do find it fascinating - especially the gadgets.
So given that it's doing so well and I may find myself more or less forced into writing a sequel, I thought I'd ask those more into this genre - what is it that you like about it most? What's the stuff that appeals? What do you want to see more of in these works? And conversely of course, what do you want to see less of?
Also, do you guys prefer it to epic fantasy or sci fi? Or is it more a case of you love it all?
Thanks, Greg.
It's been just over three weeks since I published The Arcanist, and I have to say I've been surprised but pleased by the demand. If things keep going the way they are it may well become my best seller in a couple of months.
But I am curious. This is my first ever foray into steampunk and to be fair it's probably as much tilted to epic fantasy as that. I personally haven't read a lot of the genre though like most people I expect I do find it fascinating - especially the gadgets.
So given that it's doing so well and I may find myself more or less forced into writing a sequel, I thought I'd ask those more into this genre - what is it that you like about it most? What's the stuff that appeals? What do you want to see more of in these works? And conversely of course, what do you want to see less of?
Also, do you guys prefer it to epic fantasy or sci fi? Or is it more a case of you love it all?
Thanks, Greg.