[PnP] Holy Crap!!!!

[Albert Sales]

   Is it 30 years for published? I don't remember, I know fifty for recorded. THIS sounds like a sound approach. With enough revision, the PnP-esque nature could be deamed "incidental". I haven't read that book in forever, but if there ARE similarities between it and PnP, then advancing it to the point of being PnP V2 would work so long as enough distinct differences were presented. I'll have to scrounge libraries and book stores to try to find a copy. IF the basic framework can be pulled from the Adventures in Fantasy AND the PnP coolness maintained, this sounds like the way to go. However, the PnP would have to be restructured to the AiF frame, and not simply revised... (AiF must be visibly connected to the new work)

Larry <Kurgan at Fastmail.fm> wrote:Hello Richard,


 In fact, if I understand the copyright laws correctly,
AiF at this point, regardless of who published it, would have
reverted to being entirely yours and Dave's, and I doubt Dave
would care if you took it over and re-wrote it for today,
especially if you're only drawing on the elements you contributed
to it (which were the portions that we recognize and like,
anyway). :)

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