Kevan Davis

Generation complete. Source code: https://github.com/kevandotorg/nanogenmo-2018 First edition output (50,581 words): https://kevan.org/nanogenmo/2018firstedition.html Extract: >**ACT 1, SCENE 1** > >_A cold railway carriage. It is raining outside. Jan is counting out money....

Latest output; still needs some proof-reading to check for any more malformed sentences in the tables, or unusual formatting in the source text: * [Tillman](http://kevan.org/nanogenmo/Tillman-171128.html) * [Victor Lima](http://kevan.org/nanogenmo/Victor%20Lima-171128.html) * [KOD](http://kevan.org/nanogenmo/KOD-171128.html)...

Finished. Final generation: * [Tillman](http://kevan.org/nanogenmo/Tillman-171130.html) * [Victor Lima](http://kevan.org/nanogenmo/Victor%20Lima-171130.html) * [KOD](http://kevan.org/nanogenmo/KOD-171130.html) (50,474 words total.)

Sadly the generated mystery idea never quite hit critical mass, not getting much further than generating a simple (and trivially solvable) network of newspaper stories that described a crime and...

`"Ah, if I could give it a name it might go a long way towards solving the case. [...]`

This is now complete as Hyloe's Book of Games. I ended up being entirely sidetracked by card games, and dropped the abstract grid game idea. This was mostly because generated...

Now finished. Source code: https://github.com/kevandotorg/nanogenmo-2021 Example HTML output: https://kevan.org/nanogenmo/2021 The text of the linked draft is 247,354 words.

Great use of the reverential uppercase, here.