Re: Anthology General Discussion
I'm going to stick this at the top of my reading list as I love Anthology "stuff" so this should be right up my street, I'm sure. ...
posted by Daniel

Re: Anthology 1x03 Feedback
We Are All Victims.

I have to say that I was underwhelmed by this story. There was so much potential, but it was never fully p...
posted by Dino Leone

Re: Anthology 1x03 Feedback
Last month's effort felt underwhelming. This one feels... incomplete.

I guess that's sort of the point given the boys at the end talk...
posted by Michael Jay

The origins of “Anthology” lie in the false start of several projects of mine, mostly science-fiction related. I’ve always been interested in the idea of possible futures, and being able to see them would, I think, be a great asset to people. How our decisions affect the world, and all that. So when two kids stumble on a way to do just that, they become fascinated with the possibilities presented.

By doing an Anthology series, it allows me to write… well, basically anything I want to. All sorts of shorter story ideas are able to come out and be written down, plus, if I want to, I could even come back to a few worlds or characters, tell more stories. The series is a vehicle for anything, and anything goes.

Two teens, Zack and James, decently average nerds, discover a place where they can see into possible futures. This “hub” quickly becomes their lives. They witness and record big events, looking at how and why they occurred, and documenting the events, including rogue sentient spaceships, real superheroes, totalitarian governments, and powerful religious movements.

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