26 Days Until Cosplay, Costuming, and Careers,
So I'm facing converting a book of 180+ pages if it was my usual 6"x9" print book to three e-formats: Kindle, ePub, and PDF.
Pretty much this means Open Office.
Writer, Agilist, Elder Geek
26 Days Until Cosplay, Costuming, and Careers,
So I'm facing converting a book of 180+ pages if it was my usual 6"x9" print book to three e-formats: Kindle, ePub, and PDF.
Pretty much this means Open Office.
A lot of us work in or want to produce media, including fiction. For those of us writing fiction, or planning to film it, or whatever, there may be some concerns about how to deal with fanfic and the like. Fans are why we're here and how we get paid, and their fanworks help promote our works and draw everyone into a community. However fanworks can also accidentally "brand" your work, something creators don't always seek or like – as we've had discussed here by our own Rob Barba.
I'm pro-fanwork as long as there's mutual respect and understanding. I also know some authors fear what happens when people begin "playing in their world," and it's not always irrational (i can immediately think of two series I avoided due to fanfic battles and fanwank that gave me the wrong impression). For authors and creators who want the best of both worlds, I had an idea.
OK, it seems plenty of 80's cartoon properties are getting revived, remade, or turned into films. It's why I expect someday we'll have My Little Thunderpony: G.I. Guardian of Grayskull.
So, what's the next conceptually and financially viable remake or remakes you can think of?