Kyrathia has a fixed architectural spine - but each chapter explores a different mythic direction. The destination is set. The path is paved. The choice is yours: Path I: Vampires, werewolves, witches, and dragons Path II: Zeus, Hades, and the war of Olympus You may choose the path - though both end in the inevitable. Curious which direction resonates more with you-and why.
Screenwriting : Choosing the Path — An Interactive Question for Fellow Writers by Matthew Wach
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Hey, Matthew Wach. The text of your post shows up in the Stage 32 phone app but not the web browser. I'm guessing you wrote the post in the app, so you might need to edit the post in a web browser. That way, the post will show up for members who get on Stage 32 with a browser. You can edit your post by clicking the downward arrow to the right of your name, selecting "Edit Post," and reposting the text.
Path 1 resonates with me more because I watch movies and shows about vampires, werewolves, etc., and I write about them.
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Maurice Vaughan Thanks so much for the heads-up — I really appreciate you catching that. Yes, it looks like the edit worked on my end now.
And that makes total sense! Path I tends to resonate more with writers who already live in that space. If you ever feel like sharing thoughts or instincts on the project as it evolves, I’d genuinely value your perspective.
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You're welcome, Matthew Wach. The text shows up in my web browser now. Yeah, no problem. I'll let you know if I think of anything.
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A visual representation of the decisions we will make, together.
Path 1
Path 2
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Matthew Wach Path II...the Cosmos, the Universe seems to have more space to captivate more audience members across genres, and you can play with integrating the tone and tension of thriller, horror, suspense...that's my take, lol.
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Juliana Philippi Thanks for sharing your thoughts—I appreciate the insight.
I agree that Path II opens up a lot of room to expand tonally and thematically.
That said, I’m equally fascinated by ancestral lore like vampires and werewolves, so it’s been interesting to see how both paths resonate differently.
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