/lit/ - Literature

That would be an absolute nightmare.

I would assume that most writers are raging narcissists that don’t like to share. More chill people are probably more likely to work with movies and such.

As of right now I hold the untested belief that true "art" can only be the work of one individual thus for a novel to be a "masterpiece" it must have a sole author.
>>16071511
>I would assume that most writers are raging narcissists that don’t like to share
That's also part of it.

>>16071511
Only one person writes the script

>>16071488
>Goethe's Faust is going to be written by an executive, an executive team, two poets, Goethe as adviser, and a manual team of writers

because it's about personal expression

>>16071547
There are many scripts that were written by two or more people, such as 2001: A Space Odyssey.

>>16071511
Kill yourself.

>>16071488
/lit/ has tried such things in the past: Hypersphere, Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra, Coronameron. Not a great way of writing if you want one cohesive plotline, but great for producing a varied collection of pieces. Also based retards deleting pages or pasting in the entirety of Moby Dick can be an issue.

>>16072268
Stanley Kubrick just director edited it, you don't get arthur Clarke to write screenplay and then have him double up w someone else, much less a director. Other films idk

>>16071597
This. Otherwise it would be too washed out and more a „general concept“, which would make it meaningless. This only works for non-fiction.