Choose What Project I Finish Next.

Here’s your chance to vote on which of my projects I finish next. Any response on my blog, Facebook, or via e-mail will count. Here are the projects I’ve started and are sitting in limbo:

01. Hanger 22 (my Text Adventure/Interactive Fiction game)
02. My book of Commodore 64 game reviews. Non-Fiction.
03. My book about lapband surgery. Non-Fiction.
04. My book about producing music. Fiction/Non-Fiction.
05. My “hacker story” book. Fiction.
06. ?

I did not list “work on the Podcast” or “update my websites” because I intend to do those things regardless of what big project I decide to tackle.

Each of the projects listed above have pros and cons associated with them. For example:

01. Hanger 22 (my Text Adventure/Interactive Fiction game)
Pro: I could finish this in two weeks. Con: Very limited audience, and not a great game.

02. My book of Commodore 64 game reviews. Non-Fiction.
Pro: I would enjoy writing it. Con: Limited audience, free giveaway.

03. My book about lapband surgery. Non-Fiction.
Pro: Interesting/unique point of view. Con: No real ending to the story yet.

04. My book about producing music. Fiction/Non-Fiction.
Pro: Funny. Con: Barely started.

05. My “hacker story” book. Fiction.
Pro: ? Con: First real work of fiction, may not be good, barely above barely started.

I need to pick one of these projects, finish it, and move on to the next one. Cast your vote this weekend. By Monday evening, based on your votes, I’m going to pick which project to finish and dive into it.

19 thoughts on “Choose What Project I Finish Next.”

  2. You have some good choices here Rob. I can’t pick just one, but I will put my Top 3 which are #2 book of Commodore 64 game reviews, #5 your hacker story and #1 Hanger 22 text adventure game.

    What platform will your Text Adventure be programmed for? Commodore 64 maybe? :)

  5. I still want to see the band/music production story in full. You’ve mentioned some little chunks of this in the past, and it’s always been good funny stuff. Plus it propels you into a non-computer-centric area (both of your previous books have been computer/game related) and could help find a new audience for your older material.

    Geez, I sound like an agent.

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  8. since we are typing stuff in and awaiting to see what happens next, this is already like a text adventure. so you are already off to a good start on finishing it!

  9. Shouldn’t the lapband story be finished posthumously? I vote for the Hacker fiction cause it’s in last place in terms of completeness.

  13. I vote the hacker fiction. Maybe a Ninja who’s a hacker……or maybe a dirty pirate that’s a hacker….hmmm

  15. The music one – the story itself is unfinished because you still own the equipment and it’s gathering dust. Writing the book will force you to live the ending of the book, one way or the other, either by selling the equipment or pursuing your dream (hint: don’t sell the equipment, use it). : )

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