[NOTE:Tried pasting the following in last night, and again this morning and got a pile of errors for my pains. So we'll try it one more time, with the correct html tags finally.]
The dam has finally burst.
In the past week, page upon page of writing has spilled forth.
Unfortunately, it's all expository prologue with nary a character in sight. But progress is progress, right?
So I shall post, in segments, a historical overview encompassing some six thousand years or so. None of it's gospel yet (well, almost none), but I think the outline is sound.
Also, bear in mind that I borrow some unimportant aspects direct and untouched from the SF Cliche Warehouse.
And I can't keep myself from comma splicing like there's no tomorrow. But enough with the caveats.
Apart from the above, I (at least) think it presents a mildly interesting history. I'd be quite interested to know if others find it a plausibly constructed and self-consistent scenario as well. When I give people choices, do they make the best possible ones given the information available to them (this comes into play more in future segments).
But I'm starting to ramble.
( Part One )
The dam has finally burst.
In the past week, page upon page of writing has spilled forth.
Unfortunately, it's all expository prologue with nary a character in sight. But progress is progress, right?
So I shall post, in segments, a historical overview encompassing some six thousand years or so. None of it's gospel yet (well, almost none), but I think the outline is sound.
Also, bear in mind that I borrow some unimportant aspects direct and untouched from the SF Cliche Warehouse.
And I can't keep myself from comma splicing like there's no tomorrow. But enough with the caveats.
Apart from the above, I (at least) think it presents a mildly interesting history. I'd be quite interested to know if others find it a plausibly constructed and self-consistent scenario as well. When I give people choices, do they make the best possible ones given the information available to them (this comes into play more in future segments).
But I'm starting to ramble.
( Part One )