OOC - the World Tree novel

[sythyry]

(Sythyry will be back in a couple days.) If all goes well, I’ll have finished a fair draft of a World Tree novel soon. (Predictably, for a gaming novel, it’s a love story, concerning three Herethroy who were married as children and have to figure out what to do about it as adults. Some other things happen too.) The setting and the style are a lot like Sythyry’s story, except that there is an actual plot and all like that. It’s a fairly low-key story: the world isn’t saved ‘cause it’s not in danger, the villain is performing her villainies for an excellent reason, and the characters sometimes go for weeks and weeks without risking any injury more serious than a scolding. It also needs a title, but that’s another matter. Anyways, now I want to know what you recommend that I do with the thing. Honest opinions this time, if you please. I’ll go back to begging for flattery later. . . [Poll #117006]

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[vik_thor]

I doubt that it would do well in slush piles: furry gaming fiction has two strikes against it to start with.
«nods» That's why I thought of WhiteWolf. Course, since you've already known to Padwolf...

(Sorry about any trouble getting World Tree -- in fact, what kind of trouble? Not that we can currently do very much about any troubles, really.)
«shrugs» Had originally ordered it through Amazon.com, they said 1week first, then 1 month, then 2 months, then they cancelled the order.
Ended up getting it through RabbitValley.
Got it in time for MFF2k1.

I have just finished my first World Tree short story, and I will sling it around shortly.
Wheee!!!
You'll let us know when accepted and where, I assume?

I've read Always Coming Home, and in some ways it was inspirational for World Tree. (Not for the stories set there, which are just fiction.)
«nods» Has a similar feel.
I've only played one game of WorldTree, at MFF, but reread the book a few times. I really like the setting.