I wish (and I'm old enough to know that wishes don't make it so ) that I could in some way convince this writer to add stories for Scott and Texas and Island Mine. My feeling are this writer has a huge amount of talent.
I wish (and I'm old enough to know that wishes don't make it so ) that I could in some way convince this writer to add stories for Scott and Texas and Island Mine. My feeling are this writer has a huge amount of talent.
Couldn't agree with you more. I'd actually started outlining a plot to a sequel to Human Man, and potentially one to Island Mine, but, not only do I not know the rules about continuing another author's story-line, I'm also bothered by the ethics of it. And of course, though continuations can be begged for, they can't be compelled. Finding one's muse is hard enough without that.
I can't call them to mind now, but I know there are instances where possible authors have discussed a follow-on book with the original author, mainly to get acceptance and if there was anything specific the original author had as to direction, actions, etc.
I agree, anyone who reads the last chapter of "Island Mine" can see that it begs for a sequel. I hope you get permission and you or someone will continue this great story since the author, Refusenik, seems to have disappeared.
If I remember his comment correctly, he backed off on writing due to needing to focus more on his work. It might be in noted on his author's page here, however I didn't check