The Pub Discussion Board

Thanks for letting me know, nightsecho.  I have contacted the poster, but my history with the XNXX community leads me to believe I will not get a response from him.

Eric Storm

I am a die hard fan of they CAMP legacy. I hope to [have your blessing to] make my own personal hardcover book with these stories. Something I can pull off the shelf and read anytime anywhere (as in not a big 'ol laptop lol). Heck, it might even (probably) be passed on to my kids! lol

I'd like to know the same thing.  Contracting to have a one-off hardcover book would cost a fortune.

Eric

Well, feel free to have one printed for your own enjoyment... but if you start selling 'em, I want my cut!!! 

Eric Storm

I have been asked this question repeatedly, and my answer is always the same.  If you are willing to abide by the rules of the universe, and the few limitations I impose, then you are welcome to write a CAMP-universe story.  Understand that one of the limitations I impose is that no one but myself can write a story with anyone higher than a psion-14 in it, so if you're looking to write about a Ron-level or Nathan-level psionic, it's out of the question.

There are several other restrictions, and some of them depend on the timeframe you wish to write about.  Since there are four distinct periods of time in the CAMP universe, the limitations change depending on when you're writing about.

Best thing for you to do would be to email me with your idea, and I'll tell you if it's possible.  I am willing to work with you to fix any issues there may be with your story concept, as far as clashing with the universal rules and limitations.

Of course, you could also just write a CAMP story without my input, but it would never be considered canon, and I would ridicule and shun you for all time. 

Eric Storm

Until it's not.  I have said before, and I will say again, that I will not discuss how long any item will remain in PRM.  PRM is a thank-you to those who have given donations, and an encouragement to others to do likewise.  Telling you how long you have to wait to read it for free lessens both of those goals.

Eric Storm

Yes, items leaving PRM do show up in the daily update email.

Eric Storm

silentsadist, how would you go about introducing your children to the concepts in the CAMP series? although i would love to tell my friends about the seires (its soooo amazing ) i fear i wouldnt look too good by favouring upon some of the concepts (incest/young/forced/mind control).

i would love to hear any ideas you have on passing the material on (in the correct medium of course(wolfpub))

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not 'children' but everybody is somebodies child, and i hope down the line to sho my 'offspring' the wonders of your work.

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Then my suggestion would be to raise them correctly to think independently, and figure out as they grow up whether they would like this sort of thing.

Eric Storm

Oh yes, though I hadn't fully thought it out because the planning of such does not need to be done for some time. This material has to be treated like that of a kingdom. I am the king, and I have to make sure my "heir" has the right mindset for such material. If not I can just make another one! Also, yes, I said children, but that word does not imply age. Grandparents still refer to their offspring as their children even though they are full grown adults. I also realize that you need to be in a certain mindset when reading. To me, I treat it much like a super advanced movie. I "see" the scenes depicted in the story and unlike a normal movie, this is a more perfected movie: I can change appearances to suit my likes, fast-forward(not too often), reread, go back, pause, etc. And the big difference is understanding and identifying fantasy, and the social limitations being imposed upon us at the time; however, if you are a loony bin then you tend to disregard social limits and do what the heck you like lol.

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There is no average.  If I'm on a roll, where I'm writing well, a chapter can take less than a week.  If I'm stuck and not writing, a chapter can take over a year.  There simply is no "average" to my writing.  Right now, I'm writing fairly well, although my recent worries over finances have impacted that somewhat.  I finished the last two chapters of Illicit Reunions in about a week and a half.

Also, it depends on the length of a chapter.  The longer it is, obviously, the longer it takes to finish.  (Usually)

Eric Storm

Um... yes, rather significant ones.

All the main characters in this book are underage.  You couldn't even show them nude.

Eric Storm

Why he wants to kill Ron is quite simple:  Ron abandoned him.  To Greg, that is an ultimate insult.  As to the whole "gnat versus elephant" analogy...  two things:  1. Greg would never accept that he is not, or will not be, the most powerful psionic ever to walk the Earth, and 2. You, yourself, have no idea how strong Greg is.

Glad you're enjoying the story.  Thanks for the feedback.
Eric Storm