I'm on here to keep up with the great work that the other Deviants put up, and to add my own.
Give you an idea of what I'm working on:
My fantasy: a Napoleonic/Victorianesque created world with squabbling colonial empires, crumbling religions, Byzantine politics and a magic system that's as realisitic as I could get. No elves, dwarves, dragons, super-powerful magical artefacts, forgotten scions of long-lost lines of kings, princesses to rescue, evil gods to defeat or necromancers with deformed minions. Oh, and no Wars to Save the World, either. Think gentleman-explorers, rakes, scoundrels, spies, politicians and confidence tricksters.
My sci-fi: a hard sci-fi setting told via characters instead of tech or Power of Plot, supposing that Earth is only politically unified *after* we start colonising other planets, set in 2600, with much the same as the fantasy setting, but no magic and with a realistic means of interstellar travel. There's no aliens, no cyborgs, minimal lasers, no AI gods about to destroy mankind, no mind control, no time travel and almost no faster-than-light. Oh, and no Wars to Save the World, either. Think soldiers, rakes, scoundrels, spies, politicians and confidence tricksters.
...you get the idea.
Let's see how this goes.
Cheers for now,
Leovinas








