Alright, this is just a small poll to see what would be more interesting to ya'll - I'm working on some ideas for a novel-length work, after doing a lot of poetry and a few short stories. Anyway, which of these ideas would pique your interest the most?
1) An alternative history, based off the premise that Russia wins the Cold War, dominates Asia, cowers eastern Europe, and then invades the USA. Story would follow key resistance members in LA, NYC, and Miami. Somewhat similar to the movie Red Dawn, if anyone remembers it.
2) A Western, more action-genre than romance. Plot follows a man in his late 20s, pushed into uncovering the reality of his childhood and standing against a corrupt rancher for the fate of his town.
3) A Science-Fiction novel, based in 2500, thats set during humanitys formation of a fledgling interstellar empire. On one of the planets found, creatures like dinosaurs are discovered along with a sentient reptilian species similar to humans. War breaks out between settlers and the indigenous peoples, and that war serves as a backdrop for a marooned expedition that has to make its way back to human-held territory.
So, any ideas sound good? If you have any youd like to suggest, feel free to post them - as a writer, feedback is one of the biggest things that keeps me going.
1) An alternative history, based off the premise that Russia wins the Cold War, dominates Asia, cowers eastern Europe, and then invades the USA. Story would follow key resistance members in LA, NYC, and Miami. Somewhat similar to the movie Red Dawn, if anyone remembers it.
2) A Western, more action-genre than romance. Plot follows a man in his late 20s, pushed into uncovering the reality of his childhood and standing against a corrupt rancher for the fate of his town.
3) A Science-Fiction novel, based in 2500, thats set during humanitys formation of a fledgling interstellar empire. On one of the planets found, creatures like dinosaurs are discovered along with a sentient reptilian species similar to humans. War breaks out between settlers and the indigenous peoples, and that war serves as a backdrop for a marooned expedition that has to make its way back to human-held territory.
So, any ideas sound good? If you have any youd like to suggest, feel free to post them - as a writer, feedback is one of the biggest things that keeps me going.