Fusing genre fiction with anime sensibilities is almost always a good idea. My novella, Dracula and the Devil Walk into a Bar, does basically that. I resurrected Jonathan Harker as a cyborg/mech because why the fuck not?
For a long time, I thought I didn't like manga. But then at some point I realized how much of manga is based on the premise, "why the fuck not," and everything clicked into place for me. Life has been more enjoyable since.
Fusing genre fiction with anime sensibilities is almost always a good idea. My novella, Dracula and the Devil Walk into a Bar, does basically that. I resurrected Jonathan Harker as a cyborg/mech because why the fuck not?
This is a genius idea
Thank you! The story is in the anthology Hunted Highways from Crystal Lake Publishing, in case you're interested.
That is the move. Why the fuck not indeed.
For a long time, I thought I didn't like manga. But then at some point I realized how much of manga is based on the premise, "why the fuck not," and everything clicked into place for me. Life has been more enjoyable since.
Exactly. You learn to love the audacity of it.
Yep. "What genre is your story?" "All of em."
God damn are you cooking.
Love it! When I added a samurai wielding woman to my Arizona noir last year I knew I was on to something...
Hell yes katanas are the vibe right now dude.