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A idea for a book
Hi i have put my mind to it and decided i'm going to right a book( you may laugh now). I have 3 rough ideas. 1. A spy book think sam fisher but with a team. 2. A story of a guy that travles the world in the past not sure what time frame. 3. A fantasy war story. Gentalmen I now ask of you do what it is i can not do an help me pick what the heck i'm going to write.
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Permalink Reply by Aaron Duddles on -
I like the idea of number 2, although you'd have to make it unique somehow. Time Travel stories have been done before. Maybe add a little twist to it, an alternate reality time travel? Let's say he's back in Civil War america and the south wins so he tries to "fix" history or something like that? Definitely wouldn't be easy, but it might help you a bit as no one can be sure what would happen in an alternate reality, so you could definitely play around with it. Just my 2 cents.
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Permalink Reply by Justin Cook on -
2 was realy just set in the past but ur ideas very good ur idea is now number 4.
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Permalink Reply by Dennard on -
My thought is to start brainstorming/writing on all three and decide which idea you would make into the best story.
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Permalink Reply by John A. on
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#2 idea. Similar to how John Carter ended up on Mars, you could have a Troop in afganistan with his m4 and ammo, end up in a Napoleonic battle. That would be fun.
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Permalink Reply by Christopher M. Bartone on -
It's been done...there was a crappy movie made a while back ('70s-'80s) about a bunch of US Vietnam-era soldiers being transported back in time to the American Revolution.
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Permalink Reply by Nick H on -
It's been done to death. There was one about that US Aircraft Carrier in the Pacific being transported back to right before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour and then there was the Philadelphia Project and that one with Mel Gibson.
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Permalink Reply by Christopher M. Bartone on
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Oh yeah, forgot all about "The Final Countdown"...
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Permalink Reply by JonEdanger on -
Stephen King did a great job last year with 11/22/63.
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Permalink Reply by Justin Cook on
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i got to thinking about number 1 and 2 and i kinda got hit with something what about a historical spy thriller?
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Permalink Reply by Nick H on
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1. Mission Impossible and the dozens of other shows that have copied it.
2. Back to the Future and the millions of other similar stories. Heck, between the Time Traveller's wife and that new movie with Bruce Willis and that other guy as a time travelling hitman, its still being done to death.
3. That's a pretty broad idea.
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Permalink Reply by JonEdanger on
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In this case it would be a warewolf...
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