They say it's all about quantity, not quality. So don't worry if it does suck.
Ah, that's no excuse. Just because the story is incoherent, poorly written, and ludicrous shouldn't stop you. I mean, have you read some of the books that get published?
I'd personally try for that OTHER writing contest, the one for the worst opening sentence for a novel. Can't remember the name of it for the life of me, however.
I just joined this thread so haven't read it. I assume you are all writing crappy generic sci-fi and/or crappy generic fantasy? Someone should write a book about people who write crappy generic sci-fi and crappy generic fantasy and how they all fantasize that their crappy generic sci-fi and crappy generic fantasy isn't crappy and generic. Maybe I'll do that!
I just joined this thread so haven't read it. I assume you are all writing crappy generic sci-fi and/or crappy generic fantasy? Someone should write a book about people who write crappy generic sci-fi and crappy generic fantasy and how they all fantasize that their crappy generic sci-fi and crappy generic fantasy isn't crappy and generic. Maybe I'll do that!
I am also writing a story about a kid who has a mental condition of some sorts and believes that he (and his friend/sidekick) can be, essentially, superheroes, and don costumes and try to fight crime, when in reality they do the stupidest of things, and usually screw it up. That would be modern fiction/black comedy.
So, Don Quiote but Chivalry <=> Superpowers and with no sane companion to look after them?