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What if we tried to create a movie script together!
I completely agree with all of this, but I think we should discuss the roles in the chat. A literary group has already formed; now we just need to organize it. For now, here's a list of participants:
We'll discuss the rest when we get together in the chat. The roles are as follows (approximately, but they will be discussed there – in the chat).
- Chief (it's obvious). - Editor (in addition to writing chapters, they edit semantic errors, incorrect expressions, phrases, etc., in short, they make the language beautiful). - Censor (spelling, complete understanding of the text, identifying inconsistencies, criticism (not harsh), etc.). - Scriptwriter (come up with the plot, continuation of the story, etc.). - Historian (know the history of Heroes of Might and Magic, find information, etc.).
In my opinion, this is the most optimal distribution of roles.)))
Appendix: 1. Everyone should participate in the actual writing of the book, regardless of their position in any role.
Well, I like this structure of roles, but I think that the future authors should be divided into groups, because, although it is clear that this work should be epic, it is possible to create several storylines. I think it will be more interesting. That is, one group writes, for example, about the Order, another – about Chaos, a third – about the Elves, etc. And then, when all the storylines are combined, we can try to create a common plot.
Added 7 minutes later Dracon Малласа;142212
That's absolutely right. I suggest that everyone who supports this idea get together in the forum chat and discuss everything in detail. Dear Zeratul, I suggest you set a time and day for such a discussion.
Dear colleague, thank you for your trust, but we have some time differences. I live in Central Asia, and there is some discrepancy with Russian time. Specifically, there is a 3-hour difference with Moscow, i.e., when it is 15:00 here, it is 12:00 there. So, it is better for you to suggest a time, and I will try to adjust. And besides, unfortunately, a mercenary issue also arises. It is more profitable for me to go online at night, according to our time, because the rates are lower in this case. Please don't think that I'm trying to elicit sympathy.
Added 8 minutes later лис;142238
DinHot, you can check spelling and grammar in Word. So, you don't need a person for that.
Colleague, it's clear that you haven't worked in Word very often. Word often doesn't recognize typical Russian phrases, various names, idioms, and other things as literary text. As far as I know, it is simply impossible to create "literate" text editors that rely on the ENTIRE wealth of the Russian language, on all word forms, given our level of programming. Believe me, as a teacher of Russian language and literature.