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I would absolutely read the grand prize winner. "he’d accidentally destroyed the phenomenon known as time, thirteen inches ago." It would be a very, very hard
by Applejinx 7y ago
I would absolutely read the grand prize winner. "he’d accidentally destroyed the phenomenon known as time, thirteen inches ago."
It would be a very, very hard book to write, and most likely pretty brain-frying to read, but I'd read the crap out of that book. One of the most experimental notions I've ever heard.
It could end with 'frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn' and 'tomorrow is another day'!
- pure-awesome 7y agoHas a Douglas Adams quality about it; if it's possible to write a book containing an infinite improbability drive, a restaurant at the end of the universe, and a super-intelligent shade of the colour blue, it's probably possible to write this.
- DrScump 7y agoa Douglas Adams quality To me, it has more of a Nicholson Baker's "The Mezzanine" feel to it.