The world itself starts as normal, but people or other entities bringing about change is what brings about abnormality.

Beings we classify as aliens invading, weaponry with advanced functionality, some form of time slip, mechanical exoskeletons... Traditional concepts, it would appear.

As a whole, the range of stories I've worked on has fallen under many different story types.

But recurring themes I often involve are various forms of sci-fi and being story-driven as opposed to character-driven.

With only one book published so far (coming out last year) I do indeed say I'm rather new to it.

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I am slow to act upon a new idea. If it hangs around my head for a while, then I start feeling I should do something with it.

I would have expected a higher percentage to not plan on using it.

If this project style works good for you, then I don't find it weird.

Sounds like a reasonable way to go about the process.

Sounds rather intense to go through one continous story as aprocess that just keeps going.

I understand.

I'm a terrible PR person because the vast majority of my content creation time is spent on _actually making_ the content.

Don't worry, I'm not very good at marketing either.
:S

only just today did it become a requirement for Oscars voters to *actually watch all of the nominated movies* in order to cast a vote. a rule that probably shouldve been there 96 years ago

Perhaps not "everyone"