Seanchai <75754.3567@compuserve.com> asks:
> Are you legally able to tell us how Crusade would have ended and
> share some of its secrets? Would you be able to outline a set of
> books similar to what you did with PsiCorp and the Technomages? In
> other words, do you own the unwritten parts of Crusade or does
> TNT?

Not knowing the final word, I really can't get into this...but
if there were to be no more eps, I'm not sure that I would want to get
into a long dissertation of what would've been...because what would be
the point? It was made to be *done*, not talked about. In addition,
for myself, it would be better to move on to other projects at that
point rather than stay immersed in that one universe.

jms

Seanchai <75754.3567@compuserve.com> asks:
> Do you think Del Rey would - would be able to - put out a series
> of novels?

Dunno....

jms

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It's nothing to do with Crusade as a *product*. It's Crusade
and the writing thereof as an *art form* that is at issue here. If a
composer was stopped from finishing a symphony, and someone said,
"Well, can you talk about what you *would* have done?" it's an
impossible question...a symphony is meant to be *heard* not talked
about.

Further, it would mean my spending a great deal of time dwelling
on something that I won't be able to *do*. For me, it's not an
academic exercise, it's a point of great personal frustration...why in
heaven's name should I choose to enhance that any further by dwelling
on all the cool things I could've/would've done had TNT not pulled the
plug?

jms

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No, I know where the story was going to go, that ain't the
point; the point is in spending that much emotional time going over
something that somebody canceled.

jms