Interesting concept. Why wouldn't her creator want her to come home again? Does he have something against seeing his own work?
I feel the same way about the first novels I wrote. Thankfully they were never published!
Interesting concept. Why wouldn't her creator want her to come home again? Does he have something against seeing his own work?
I feel the same way about the first novels I wrote. Thankfully they were never published!
Maybe it's for the same reason that you feel about your novels XD. Hehehe, though the real reason is mostly self preservation, since androids have the penchant to go mental when they meet their makers. Also her creator has a kookie personality.
Now I'm curious, how many novels have you written? And why didn't you publish them? D:
Well, I've got two novel-length unfinished works sitting in a drawer, and one novel that actually reached "the end." But when I went back to read it I realized the plot had some pretty significant problems to have the ending make sense. But I've read that most authors need to get a few unpublishable works out of their system before they're ready.
Ahhh that's exciting, even if it has a significant plot problem at least you finished it. They said most writers can't finish their stories, so you're already ahead of the game.
Actually, maybe you can use Steemit to write some short stories? I would be interested to read them, as long as they're not as long as War and Peace ^_^.
Like Data's brother on Star Trek TNG? :)
I watched TNG but I forgot about the episode... can you refresh my memory? ^^