[stylist] curious-would this be too confusing?

[Vejas Vasiliauskas]

Hi,
Thanks for the positive feedback.
I just came to the understanding that how much work I'm really 
going to do if I want to write these, since I've made it a bit 
difficult.
By this I mean: the parents are both from London, but the father 
is part German as well.  If that's not enough, the story doesn't 
take place in the US, but in Canada.  So if I were a Nova Scotian 
who visited family in Europe every summer, that would be okay.  
But I'm not.  But the way I think of it is that it would be 
really interesting research on culture, which really interests 
me, and would probably want to visit them before I publish them.


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From: EvaMarie Sanchez <3rdeyeonly at gmail.com
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Subject: Re: [stylist] curious-would this be too confusing?

I don't know.  I think it is kind of an interesting concept.  It 
is not
something commonly done of course, but I would not go so far as 
to say it
has never been done.  Even The Walking Dead is something like 
that.  The
novel is by the Governor, the comics are from the POV of Rick and 
the TV
show is the story that follows all of the characters.
If you do it well, it could be a real hit.  And remember, there 
will always
be people who get confused over something.  Play to your 
creativity and
someone will be pleased.  You cannot please everyone though, so 
don't try.
Eve

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On Thu, Aug 20, 2015 at 4:41 PM, Vejas Vasiliauskas via stylist <
stylist at nfbnet.org> wrote:

 Hi,
 I know that when it comes to writing it's ultimately up to the 
writer, but
 I was wondering, if I were to publish, if this would be too 
confusing.
 I have a set of characters in mind whom I created about two and 
a half
 years ago, so I know a lot about them.  Of the siblings I have 
created,
 there is one in particular whom I would focus on the most.  I 
thought that
 eventually if I wanted to write books about them, I would vary 
the writing
 styles for each book.  The books would cover certain periods of 
high school
 life.
 For example:
 - One book could be the main character's journal.
 - Another book could be a multiple POV with the main character 
and any
 siblings.
 - Another book could be written in the form of letters, from 
main
 character and penpal from another city/country.
 I know this makes it more interesting, but would it distract 
people who
 are familiar with a certain writing style throughout a series?
 Thanks,
 Vejas

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