I write about one chapter a month, at a push. Fine Structure is about two years long by that metric and I reckon I'm only 2-3 chapters in
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I regret saying I was going to do a thing and then not doing it. I try not to do this. I may come back to this one day. Now the good news:
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Another reason it's hard to work on Fine Structure is because of more interesting projects lurking around.
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I am working on a follow-up to my SCP Foundation series "There Is No Antimemetics Division", provisionally titled "Five Five Five Five Five"
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I'm aiming for something like: "Aliens" : "Alien" :: "Five Five Five Five Five" : "There Is No Antimemetics Division"
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I'm also trying to rewrite the ending of Ra. I think that's much more tractable than the full-length Fine Structure rewrite.
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In both those works you start with premises common in fantasy (spells/superpowers), spin them in a very cool way(programming/power increase)
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...only to reduce the significance of them to zero by the middle on the story, focusing entirely on larger scale (dream world/cosmology)
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It's not bad, I liked both Fine Structure and Ra, but that felt a bit clickbaity.
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I can't really recommend Ra as "Check out this cool novel about magic spells as programming"
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Looking back on it now, Ra is mainly a response to Harry Potter.
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