Leandra Mimetes wrote: Hmm...I'll admit, I'm quite intrigued by this idea. Can I ask how you'll be using our worlds? I might be able to lend you one of mine, but I'd kind of like to know how it's going to be used first.  Varon Netzah Mimetes wrote: ^That. I'm just revising, so my brain is muddled. That is up to you a great deal. I could use it very little, a lot, only mention it in passing, or anything in between. And as for what I will use them for, they will merely be settings, and nothing that occurs in the novel will have occurred in your world (the cobha of where my story is set in makes it possible). I will not change them...in so far as details...but I will have to -- * pauses * Let me put it this way -- it will not actually be your world, it will be an immersible portrayal of your world, in another place, a place where my novel is set. Which means that it will conform to the various standards of the place it is portrayed in.
Anyway, I will give you veto power over the portrayal of your world -- I will show you what I write, and you can tell me if there is something you object to. And if you want I can write up a random excerpt of the sort of idea of what the portrayal of places will be like.
Novadar Mimetes wrote: This sounds like an extremely interesting concept. I've toyed with the idea due to the fact that I have many universes in my book series that can be traveled between... Anyway, let me know how you will be using it, and I can certainly give you information you need. Only one of the continents is really developed, so if you stick around there it will be easy to give you information, but if you want to visit anywhere other than the continent of Vitarentel, then it may be a little interesting.  Lady Rwebhu Kidh wrote: It would actually be helpful to have a world that is not developed fully, but, if I used your worlds as such, there would then be a (possibly) published novel that portrays your worlds as not developed completely – which, considering the rather limited tools I'll have for doing any explaining about the worlds I interact in, might easily be taken by readers as 'not developed well' instead. * wry * Especially with the kind of main character I have. Soo...it's up to you. I can always do necessary explaining in all those book frills, but not everybody reads them of course. I wouldn't blame you if you didn't want me to use an undeveloped part of your world at all.
But...it would be nice. * grins *
Anyway, I'll send a PM to everyone who is definitely interested with some more details and we can discuss it easier there. Would you be one of those, Varon?
The more I can use the happier I'll be.
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) and ask y'all first. 
– and I can send you the bit of the story that it will be used in if you want (once I write it, of course). I don't know how many I will use, but I would love to have as many as I can. I would put acknowledgments in the book (I'm thinking they will be at the beginning of each chapter that includes anything acknowledgeable) to whoever let me borrow their world. And I will ask them lots of questions and try to get it as accurate as possible (as far as I mean to be accurate).
Help please? If you have any questions, please ask.
But if you told me what parts (inhabitants, cobha, terrain, etc) need to be specifically developed maybe I could work towards getting it to the point you'd want to borrow it. 
