/lit/, I need you help. HOW the FUCK do I stop writing a mediocre cyberpunk multi-narrator book that I started at 4AM on a Saturday? I really want to stop, but the book just writes itself! What the fuck?!
Post it here so I can determine whether it has any value
Just flex yr muscles, mate.
>>10033853
Have the characters come together and write a chapter-long orgy.
>>10033853
don't stop. keep writing, faggot.
but do post some pages for us. please.
You have to keep going, if you don't then the zaibatsus win
>>10033853
Sell it under a pseudonym if it's bad. Still money.
>>10034044
>cyberpunk
>bad
That's a given innit?
>>10033853
introduce a minor character that would be played by Danny DeVito, and have him kill all the other characters in a way that ensures they can't be brought back to life. none of that "he killed an android double", or "we scanned his brain and he lives on in VR" shit.
Fuck, I'll try to make some sense of it, I'll try and get a good chunk to post up here sometime soon. I think it's bound to be mediocre though.
>>10034127
Funnily enough, a piece of the narrative is going to be a loose-cannon murderer that I'll have kill a few characters sometime
>>10034117
Don't talk to me or my seminal genre defining work ever again.
Finish the book. Who cares if it's mediocre? It's practice. Write a better one after that.
This is how you git gud.
>>10033853
bump because interested
>>10033853
Finish it and move on
Alright folks. I've put together a tolerable draft of some opening paragraphs, about 2.5K. So, here's the pastebin: /tEXF6Wj8
Go easy please, it's not exactly a major commitment and I wrote most of it early in the morning in a not-so-clear state.
>>10033853
Write about feeling captive to your work since this is clearly the theme of your post.
>>10036128
or feeling captive to an idea, perhaps.
>>10035702
>where are the scalding reviews
pls