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Message: [QUOTE="Deleted member 179251, post: 167373, member: 179251"] I am with Wes Anderson on this one. > "I don't even want the artist to modify their work," Anderson said, according to Variety. "I understand the motivation for it, but I am in the school where when the piece of work is done and the audience participates in it, we know it — I sort of think what's done is done." [automerge]1744121270[/automerge] One more thing I would like to add, is that if you release a story, and feel that it wasn't satisfactory told or you could've done better, then instead of just re-editing that work, start a new work from the scraps of that earlier work. Something similar to what Haruki Murakami did. He first released a short story in the 80s called The City And Its Uncertain Walls. He didn't like how it turned out, but instead of re-editing that, he told a whole new story with similar premise called Hard-boiled Wonderland And The End Of The Earth. But he must've been possibly not happy with that either, so just last year, he released a novel version of The City And Its Uncertain Walls. All three projects are their own separate entity. Yes they share some of the same premise/idea (like shadows not being allowed inside the city), but outside of that, they all have different approach in terms of narrative and stuff. So they feel unique in their own right. So instead of one edited and re-edited mess that went for eternity, we got three separate stories that offer different narrative and perspective on some of the shared ideas/premise. [/QUOTE]

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